A woman accused of attacking a school resource officer at Deltona Middle School in November 2024 was in court Friday seeking to change her plea from no contest to not guilty.
A woman accused of attacking a Deltona Middle School resource deputy in November 2024 is now seeking to change her plea from no contest to not guilty. The case stems from an incident where Aponte and her husband, Jorge Rivera, allegedly attacked a school resource deputy during a meeting about their son’s behavior.
A 51-year-old Deltona Middle School teacher was arrested after being accused of inappropriately touching a student in his classroom, according to a news release.
Nearly a year after a deputy was attacked at Deltona Middle School, Sheriff Mike Chitwood is railing against the suspect's sentence.
Deputies say a Volusia County Schools bus en route to Deltona Middle School was evacuated when a student claimed that another student had a bomb.
A husband and wife were arrested on Tuesday after law enforcement officials said they attacked the school resource deputy at Deltona Middle School on Tuesday morning.
A man was killed in a crash involving a scooter and a vehicle Wednesday near Deltona Middle School, deputies said.
A Volusia County middle school went on lockdown Wednesday after a student phoned in a threat of harm, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office and school district.
A Deltona Middle School math teacher was arrested amid an investigation into his conduct with a student, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.
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DELTONA, Fla. Mia Gonzalez, 12, is starting 7th grade this year at Deltona Middle School. Though she was a little hesitant on Monday for the first day of school, she said coming back amid the coronavirus pandemic was a good idea. Volusia County is the last district to start the new school year in Central Florida, delaying the first day of school by three weeks because of COVID-19. The district said students and teachers returning for in-person learning will have to wear masks and have their temperatures checked. Gonzalez said if theres an outbreak at Mias school, shes prepared to go back to virtual learning at home.
