Substitute Teacher Accused of Kicking Student with Disabilities at Matanzas High School
Witnesses said the teacher kicked a student with disabilities and forced him into a chair during a behavioral episode, prompting a felony child-abuse arrest.
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Substitute Untrained in Control Techniques by District Arrested for Kicking Special Ed Student at Matanzas
Bryan Schewitz, a 60-year-old substitute teacher who was on assignment at Matanzas High School last week, was arrested on a felony child abuse charge after telling a special education child that “the gloves are off” and admitting to kicking the child to get even with him. The district appears not to be entirely innocent: it had placed a substitute teacher with special education students despite his lack of training in certain techniques.
Flagler Beach Substitute Teacher Accused of Kicking Disabled Student
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Sheriff: Florida substitute teacher arrested after allegedly kicking special needs student
A Florida substitute teacher has been arrested for suspected child abuse after he allegedly kicked a student with special needs and held the student's hands down on the desk, according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.
‘Now we’re square:’ Flagler Beach substitute teacher accused of kicking student with disabilities
Bryan Schewitz, 60, of Flagler Beach, was arrested on a child abuse charge after allegedly kicking a student with disabilities during a behavioral episode at Matanzas High School, with witnesses reporting he told a colleague, "He kicked me and I kicked him. So now we're square."
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