One assistant principal, who began his job in October 2017 and was in charge of evaluating Salcido, told the investigator that he noticed Salcido's use of profanity and was concerned about him missing professional development sessions. He added, "He really is trying for good, but I don't know if he can manage himself and really do what he wants to do in a professional setting," according to the report.

Source: Los Angeles Times April 18, 2018 21:11 UTC