Florida to investigate teachers over any ‘vile’ Charlie Kirk assassination rhetoric

The Florida Ministry of Education plans to investigate any state teachers who participate in the “forced, penalized behavior” related to the assassination of the founder of Turning Point Usa Charlie Kerk.

“My attention has been drawn that some Florida teachers have published harsh comments on social media regarding the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk,” Florida Commissioner Anastasius Camotas wrote in a memorandum sent to the supervisors of public schools and participated with Fox News.

“These few are not a reflection of the high -quality teachers who make up the vast majority of Florida teachers. However, I will conduct an investigation from every teacher who participates in this compulsive forced behavior.”

Camotas said the memo should be a reminder that teachers are “holding a higher level like public employees.”

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The memorandum came after a teacher in Clay County was suspended for his participation in a social media participation that says: “This obituary that we all hoped for waking might not be, but this is the second close to me,” according to Florida’s voice.

Kamouthsas shared a news article on the comment on Thursday, where he wrote about X, “I praise the supervisor, OneClayschools, to take quick measures to suspend a teacher who celebrates unimaginable the death of Charlie Kirk – a customary, Christian and family. Such behavior is unacceptable and must have consequences.”

Florida Governor Ron Desantis also participated in the Ministry of Education’s memo on his page X, where he wrote, “The celebration of the assassination of the 31 -year -old father of two young children is annoying; that the teachers will be among those who do this completely unacceptable.

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The founder of Turning Point Usa Charlie Kirk was assassinated while talking to students at a university on Wednesday. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

The memo noted that the teachers were under ethical guidelines and said that the commissioner could use “a possible reason for the teacher’s certificate.” The behavior of the teacher who makes the student or his family feel “unwanted or unwilling to participate in the learning environment” is a violation.

Florida Ministry of Education Commissioner Anastasius Camotasas (The Ministry of Education in Florida)

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Kamoutsas added: “Although teachers have the rights of the first amendment, these rights do not extend without limits to their professional duties.” “The teacher’s personal opinions may undermine the confidence of the students and the families they serve.”