According to officials, a primary school teacher in Florida was placed on leave after joining a house of alcohol, where about 200 children were present.
Carly Anderson, a teacher at the Saturn Elementary School, allegedly attended a house party in Coco Beach, Elizabeth Hill-Broadgain, according to Fox 35, as a former principal of the Therdor Roosevelt Elementary School, according to Fox 35. Students from schools in many regions participated in the party.
According to the police, the party saw the use of marijuana, young drinking and quarrels. A child was also seen with a gun at the residence of Broadgon. Officials said a boy had “vomiting and jerks” in the yard.
Anderson, who was a former teacher in Theordore Ruosevelt Elementary School, was re -appointed to the Shani Primary School after the incident. Matt Susin, a member of the Brevard County Public School Board, told reporters on Tuesday that Anderson was put on administrative leave, calling his actions “derogatory” and “disgusting”.
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Carly Anderson was seen arguing with a police officer.
Anderson was initially accused of misconduct of hooliganism, but the prosecutors later reduced it to the conduct of rape and misbehaving drunk. Since his allegations were reduced to a rape, he was allowed to continue his job teaching. He initially resigned from his job but then canceled the resignation.
In the police body camera video released by the Florida State Attorney Office for the 18th Judicial Circuit, Anderson can be seen shouting at an officer.
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Carly Anderson was placed on administrative leave. (Brevard County Jail)
“Is F — wrong with them?” Anderson said that a police officer had allegedly threatened to handcuff him. “Coco Beach F —– has become crazy and dirty.”
“You know that I am a teacher who F —…. Anderson said. “I was walking here at this party, I mean F — what’s wrong with them?”
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Carly Anderson initially resigned, but withdrew his resignation. (Brevard County Jail)
Ashley Fernandez, a parents of a Shani primary school student, said Anderson should not have a school.
Fernandez told Fox 35, “I was honestly saying, because the woman still has not gone to court.”
Superintendent of Brevard Public Schools Mark Randel said in a statement to Fox News Digital that Anderson’s conduct was unacceptable.
“All employees are conducted for the highest standard of professional behavior, and BPS will continue to follow all policies and procedures to ensure a fair and intensive review of this new information. Teacher’s actions were seen on footage, which were completely unacceptable and do not match the allegations given and do not match the allegations given,” Randel said.
Fox News reached Digital Anderson and Hill-Broadigan.
