Another Celina ISD employee was put on administrative leave — the fifth in just one month — as the district faces new allegations of misconduct involving a high school wrestling coach and teacher.

According to WFAA , Celina High School Principal John Burdette told parents in a letter that the district was made aware of a social media post last week accusing Neil Phillips of inappropriate conduct while working for another North Texas school district. Celina ISD immediately launched an investigation and placed him on leave.

“The information recently provided does not appear to be consistent with information received at the time of Mr. Phillips’ applications,” Burdette wrote in the letter. “The district is investigating this discrepancy.”

According to the letter, Phillips was hired for th

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