Texas elementary school principal arrested after bringing cocaine to school: reports

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A Texas elementary school principal has been arrested for allegedly bringing cocaine to campus, according to reports Wednesday. 

Jessica Sanchez is charged with possession of a controlled substance in a drug-free zone, KTRK-TV first reported. She was arrested after an employee found the drugs in a restroom at Travis Elementary in Baytown, Texas. 

Jessica Sanchez, a former elementary school campus assistant principal.  (Goose Creek CISD PD)

"We will not, under any circumstances, tolerate this type of behavior in our schools. Our campuses are a safe haven for students, and we will not have students in unsafe environments," the Goose Creek Consolidated ISD said in a statement. 

Court records cited by the outlet say Sanchez has posted a $5,000 and was expected to be released. 

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Sanchez’s page on Travis Elementary’s official website has been removed. 

GCCISD referred Fox News Digital to the district’s police department, which did not respond to a request for comment.  

Officials told KXXV the incident is being reported to the Texas Education Agency’s Division of Investigation. Fox News Digital has reached out to the agency for comment. 

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Baytown is approximately 30 miles east of Houston.