Paso Robles High School principal accused of hit-and-run, on leave
November 10, 2025
By KAREN VELIE
The principal of Paso Robles High School is on leave following accusations she was involved in a hit-and-run crash while driving a school vehicle.
Shortly after law enforcement arrived at the high school on Monday, Paso Robles Joint Unified School District administrators placed 42-year-old Megan Fletcher on administrative leave. Mike Susank, assistant principal and athletic director, will serve as interim principal.
On June 15, while driving a school district Expedition, Fletcher allegedly made a U-turn on Highway 46 near Shandon and hit a boat trailer. While the other driver pulled over, Fletcher allegedly drove by while flashing a peace sign.
Area residents have voiced concerns that she was not held accountable at the time. CalCoastNews will provide additional information after it becomes available.
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