(L-R): Harris, Todd | Photo: Yalobusha County Jail
WATER VALLEY, Miss. (WTVA) - Two women have pleaded guilty to causing a minor to commit a felony.
Alana Harris and Jill Todd entered the guilty plea on Tuesday in Yalobusha County court.
Both are accused of directing a minor to fetch prescription drugs for the two.
Both taught in the Water Valley School District.
Both were sentenced to attend drug court and received five years supervision. If they successfully complete the program, the charges will be wiped from their records.
They also cannot teach or sponsor activites at school while attending drug court.
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