Parents across Massachusetts are expressing outrage over teachers and school representatives who they say have made “clearly demonic” social media posts in reaction to Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Parents across Massachusetts are expressing outrage over teachers and school representatives who they say have made “clearly demonic” social media posts in reaction to Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
As concerned citizens and conservative commentators have exposed social media posts from school personnel that appear celebratory of Kirk’s murder, frustration has built amongst Bay State parents and community members.
At least four school districts — Peabody, Framingham, Sharon and Wachusett Regional, which includes the towns of Holden, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland and Sterling — have taken action against teachers in response to posts deemed inappropriate and insensitive.
School committees are starting to hear from concerned residents in their respective communities.
Framingham resident Elaine Lombardo, a mother of two children who graduated from Framingham High School, said a post from a teacher at King Elementary School was “clearly demonic” in response to the conservative activist’s death.
The teacher posted a video, which has since gone viral, of her singing God Bless America before she turned the camera to a television screen with the headline that Kirk had died after being shot.
“Charlie Kirk had the right … to go out and debate on a college campus,” Lombardo said at Wednesday’s School Committee meeting.
