
School Staff and Teachers Face Disciplinary Actions Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Several school employees in Upstate New York districts have been placed on leave due to social media posts related to the killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
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Several school employees in Upstate New York districts have been placed on leave due to social media posts related to the killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

Five employees of Palm Beach Central High School in Florida, including the principal and assistant principals, have been arrested on felony charges for allegedly failing to report a sexual assault of a teenager by two boys. The assault was reported in a handwritten letter given to a chorus teacher in June 2021, but the allegations did not reach authorities for months. The employees, considered mandatory reporters of child abuse under Florida law, face up to five years in prison if convicted. The victim attempted suicide during a school trip, and a deputy stated that the suicide attempt could have been prevented if the allegations had been properly addressed. The employees have been reassigned to roles with no contact with students, and the school district maintains that its policy aligns with the law requiring the reporting of suspected abuse.

Five employees of a Florida high school, including the principal, counselor, teacher, and assistant principals, have been charged with failing to report sexual abuse after they were made aware of a 15-year-old student's alleged assault. The girl's parents declined to file charges initially, but later contacted the sheriff's office, claiming that school officials were criminally negligent in their mandatory reporting obligations. The employees were arrested after an investigation into the incident, which occurred in 2021. The school district has moved the employees to positions without student contact, and the case remains under investigation.

Five employees, including four from Brownsburg Community School Corporation and one from Kids Count Therapy, LLC, have been charged after a 7-year-old special needs student was allegedly forced to eat his own vomit in the lunchroom. Two teachers were charged with neglect of a dependent and failure to report, while three others were charged with failure to report. The incident was reported in April, and the school corporation has since terminated two staff members and placed the others on administrative leave.
Four employees of an elementary school in Indiana and one third-party independent contractor are facing charges after a 7-year-old special needs student was allegedly forced to eat his own vomit in the lunchroom with a spoon as others watched. The charges include neglect of a dependent and failure to report. The school corporation has terminated two staff members and two others remain on administrative leave pending the BCSC School Board rulings. The incident was reported in April and the police have been investigating since then.