Florida to investigate teachers from any “sneaky” rhetoric “Murder Charlie Kirk”

Florida’s Department of Education plans to investigate any teachers in the state involved in “mean, sanctional behavior” related to murder on Wednesday Founder Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk.

“I was informed that some Florida teachers posted on social networks despicable comments relatively horrible murder Charlie Kirk,” – Florida Authorized Education Anastasia Kamutas wrote in a note sent to the head of the state school and shared with the digital Fox News.

He added: “These few are not a reflection of great, qualitative teachers who make up the vast majority of Florida teachers.

Kamutas said the memo should be a reminder that teachers “adhere to a higher level as civil servants.”

Sports Swatches Severs Ties with Writer Beat Beat Beat

The memo came after the teacher in the County County, who allegedly shared the position in the social media saying: “It may not be necrologist. We all hoped to wake up, but it’s a close second,” – said Florida’s voice.

On Thursday, Kamutas shared an article about the suspension, writing on X: “I welcome the chief of Broosk @oneclayschools for taking quick actions to suspend the teacher who lacked the death of Charlie Kirk – a specialized conservative, Christian and family man.

Florida Gov. Ron paratrooper He also shared the memo of the education department, on his X-page, writing, “the celebration of the murder of a 31-year-old father of two young children is alarming; the teachers will be completely unacceptable. Rada @stasikamoutsas is responsible. It is sad that we have seen the number of teachers across America.”

The State Department warns that it withdraws visas of foreigners who “glorify the violence” after shooting Kirk

The note noted that the teachers obey the ethical recommendations and stated that the authorized could use a “probable cause for the sanction of the teacher’s certificate”. The behavior of a teacher who makes the student or their family feel unwanted or not wanting to participate in the learning environment, “can also be a violation.

Click here to get the Fox News app

“Although educators have the rights of the first amendment, these rights do not apply without restrictions on their professional duties,” Kamutas added. “The personal views of the teacher who stand in public can undermine the confidence of students and families they serve.”