A Minnesota teacher has been sentenced for stepping on students' backs during a lockdown drill. The incident occurred as a form of punishment, and the teacher, Jason Lowell Rogers, was charged with malicious punishment of a child. Rogers, 49, received a sentence of two years' probation and must surrender his teaching license.

He entered a guilty plea, but the court delayed entering a formal conviction through a stay of adjudication. If Rogers follows the court rules, the charges will be dismissed. Further details on the incident and sentencing are available from the source, including conditions of Rogers' probation.

The case highlights a disturbing incident of punishment in a school setting, with Rogers facing consequences for his actions.