Police Investigate S. Pasadena School
South Pasadena police said they served a search warrant at a small private school on Thursday “to investigate allegations of misconduct that have been made against certain staff members.”
Police declined to describe the type of misconduct that is alleged or to provide other details about the case involving the Stancliff School at 1101 Arroyo Drive.
About 150 children from kindergarten through eighth grade attend the school, according to Police Sgt. Mark Miller. Miller said the investigation is “just in the preliminary stages.”
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