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ANOTHER video of a fight at the Arima North Secondary School has raised concerns among staff about poor management at the school and the possible need for a police presence.
The video showed multiple students gathering around to join in a fight between two students, while others tried to part them. Students were filmed climbing over the balcony to join in the ruckus, which was eventually stopped by adults in purple shirts.
A staff member who spoke to Newsday on condition of anonymity said the problems began in July when the then principal retired.
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