Ansonia Preschool Teacher Faces Charges After Child Suffers Broken Arm

Ansonia Teacher Accused of Breaking 3-Year-Old's Arm A preschool teacher in Ansonia, Connecticut, is facing serious charges after a three-year-old student suffered a fractured humerus at John C. Mead Elementary School. The incident, which occurred in March 2025, has sparked outrage and concern within the community. According to an arrest warrant, the teacher, whose name has not yet been publicly released, allegedly grabbed and dragged the child after he went up the slide the wrong way. The warrant details how the child fell and was subsequently dragged again, resulting in the injury. "The teacher grabbed his arm and dragged him," stated a source close to the investigation, who wished to remain anonymous. However, the teacher maintains her innocence. She claims she was simply assisting the child after he fell. The conflicting accounts have left many in the community questioning the circumstances surrounding the incident. The Ansonia Police Department and the school district are conducting thorough investigations. The teacher has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigations. The child is recovering from his injuries. This case highlights the importance of thorough investigations into incidents involving young children in educational settings. The community awaits further information and the legal process to determine the truth.