Alejandro Marroquin, a “highly placed” high school principal in Visalia, California, has been arrested on felony charges for vandalism.
The 46-year-old principal of the Mt. Whitney High School has been arrested and taken into custody on Monday, the 28th of July, 2025, after he reportedly damaged a vehicle belonging to someone he had a history with in the past.
Per reports from the authorities, he was arrested on West Hurley Avenue, Visalia, Tulare County, California, and has been charged with a felony due to the level of the damage to the vehicle.
At the time of writing this article, the school district is yet to make any comment or release a statement regarding the Principal’s arrest; however, the parents and guardians of the school are debating in disbelief why the principal, Alejandro Marroquin, could make such a mistake.
Many parents whom Alejandro has helped their children and wards overcome personal struggles in the past have described him a one of the most caring educators, while others feel indifferent or disappointed.
In the state of California, Alejandro Marroquin, being convicted of a felony, may threaten his job and teaching license. This story is one to keep up with as events unfold in the coming days.
