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Duval Schools faces lawsuits over teachers’ right to free speech
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Duval Schools faces lawsuits over teachers’ right to free speech
Two teachers are suing Duval Schools after the district removed them from their classrooms over social media posts they made following conservative media personality Charlie Kirk’s shooting death in September. The suits, filed in federal court Monday, allege Duval Schools violated the teachers’ First and 14th Amendment rights when it “unfairly targeted” teachers Hope McMath and Haley Bartlett for speech that their attorney, John Phillips, says …
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