An Osceola County principal was arrested for the second time by deputies.

Deputies said they arrested David Groover, who is the principal of Partin Settlement Elementary School in Kissimmee, Friday night.

Groover was arrested for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, delivery of methamphetamine, and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.

Groover was taken to the Osceola County jail and later released on bond.

Groover was arrested in 2009, accused of DUI, but kept his job as principal.

Osceola County school officials told Local 6 because of the latest arrest, Groover will be reassigned away from the school, pending the outcome of the investigation.

People in the community near the school think Groover should not return to his post at the school.

"I think he should be fired," Marilyn Cochran told WKMG-TV.