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Fort Worth ISD Assistant Principal Arrested for Second DWI — Why Was She Still Employed After the First?

TL;DR: Christina McCloud, assistant principal at McLean 6th Grade Center in Fort Worth ISD, was arrested for a second DWI on May 13, 2025. Public records show she had a previous DWI on May 6, 2024 — raising questions about how she remained in her leadership role with students. Overview Another school administrator in Texas…

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TL;DR:

Christina McCloud, assistant principal at McLean 6th Grade Center in Fort Worth ISD, was arrested for a second DWI on May 13, 2025. Public records show she had a previous DWI on May 6, 2024 — raising questions about how she remained in her leadership role with students.

Overview

Another school administrator in Texas has been arrested for driving while intoxicated — for the second time in as many years. Christina McCloud, assistant principal at McLean 6th Grade Center, was booked in Tarrant County on May 13, 2025, for a second DWI offense, according to public arrest records.

Timeline of Events:

  • May 6, 2024: Christina McCloud was arrested in Tarrant County for her first DWI offense (source: BustedNewspaper).
  • May 5, 2025: Mansfield Police arrested her again for DWI (2nd offense) near the 1700 block of US 287, as confirmed in the department’s public report.
  • May 13, 2025: Mugshot and formal booking of McCloud into Tarrant County Jail published by Fort Worth Mugshots & Crime.

Employment Status:

Despite the first DWI, McCloud remained employed by Fort Worth ISD. She is currently listed on McLean 6th Grade Center’s staff directory as assistant principal with an active district email address: christina.mccloud@fwisd.org.

Community Concerns:

Parents and watchdog groups are asking why Fort Worth ISD allowed McCloud to stay in a leadership position after her first DWI. The incident raises questions for district leadership and the Texas Education Agency regarding oversight, transparency, and student safety.

Public reaction is growing. Groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and local education advocates are calling for accountability.

Calls for Accountability:

This is a growing pattern in Texas school leadership — administrators with serious legal records continuing in their roles with children. Texans are asking: How many more warning signs will be ignored before action is taken?

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