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Aldine ISD teacher arrested after reportedly fighting student, putting her in headlock

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TEXAS – An Aldine Independent School District teacher has been arrested and charged after court documents allege she was involved in a physical altercation with a student.

According to court records, Jacenta Keish Green, 43, was charged with injury to a child following an incident at Carver High School on Jan. 14. Investigators say the incident stemmed from an argument involving Green’s daughter and another student.

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Court documents allege Green followed the student into a school restroom, where a verbal confrontation began, and continued following the student to the cafeteria, where the situation escalated into a physical fight.

Records state Green placed the student in a headlock, and surveillance video allegedly shows Green and her daughter fighting the student, pulling her hair and clothing.

An administrator attempted to intervene, but court records say Green and her daughter continued the attack.

At one point, documents allege the student tried to disengage, but Green grabbed a chair and attempted to throw it at the student. Green is then accused of attacking the student again, pushing her into a cafeteria bench.

School staff eventually broke up the fight. The student was taken to Urgent Care and treated for injuries to her back, neck, and head, according to court documents. Records also state Green and her daughter left the campus without providing a statement.

Green was charged with injury to a child approximately two weeks after the incident. She is currently being held in the Harris County Jail on a $10,000 bond.

Aldine ISD provided the following statement regarding the incident:

Aldine ISD has conducted a thorough investigation into the physical altercation involving a teacher and a student at Carver High School that occurred on January 14, 2026. The district immediately placed the teacher on administrative leave and notified local law enforcement and the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS).

We are cooperating fully with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office and local law enforcement throughout their investigation. The District Attorney has filed felony charges of Injury to a Child against the teacher, and she has been arrested. Aldine ISD maintains a zero-tolerance policy regarding any adult conduct that compromises student safety. The safety and well-being of our students remain our highest priority.


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