Apr 20, 2007 - Philip Marchand, 47, was arrested in connection with charges of threatening to shoot other school staffers.
He pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal threatening and disorderly conduct.
Marchand made the threat to another teacher on Wednesday and that it was overheard by at least one student. Marchand has been suspended with pay and will not return to work this school year.
TT- Marchand is the second teacher in a week who was arrested for threatening to shoot other employees. Thomas Kincaid of San Antonio, TX, was arrested after making such remarks to another teacher. Link
CLEARED: August 31 - A judge ruled that because Marchand's alleged threat didn't have a "constant result" from those who heard it, that he couldn't say it was a threat beyond a reasonable doubt. Marchand was reimbursed his $5,000 cash bail and his record was cleared.
Marchand resigned June 30 from the school. The arrest was made four days after the Virginia Tech shooting.
