""Today we were made aware of and were extremely concerned about a recent personal social media post by a member of our staff that has been shared publicly in other social media posts," the letter said. "We recognize that this post has caused distress for members of our school community." "As a district and school, we are and remain committed to fostering an environment grounded in empathy, respect, and thoughtful reflection and dialogue," the letter said. "The post in question is inconsistent with those values, and we are reviewing and addressing the matter in accordance with established district policies and procedures.""
""highly inappropriate and insensitive commentary""
At least three Massachusetts school districts launched internal reviews after educators posted controversial reactions online following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. Wachusett Regional School District placed a second employee on administrative leave pending investigation. Framingham Public Schools also placed an employee on leave while conducting an internal review. Sharon Public Schools reported awareness of a teacher social media post that contained "highly inappropriate and insensitive commentary" and said the post caused distress within the school community. District leaders emphasized commitment to empathy, respect, and dialogue and stated the matter is being addressed according to established policies and procedures.
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