Substitute Teacher Arrested After Alleged Incident at Matanzas High School
A substitute teacher in Flagler County, Florida, was arrested for allegedly kicking a student with disabilities at Matanzas High School after the student experienced a behavioral episode.
Lima, OH, October 20, 2026 —
A substitute teacher in Flagler County, Florida, was arrested after allegedly kicking a student with disabilities at Matanzas High School, according to the information provided about the incident.
The student had experienced a behavioral episode before the alleged kicking. No further details were provided about what occurred during the episode or the events immediately before or after the alleged contact. The student’s age and identity were not provided.
The teacher’s name, the date of the incident and the date of the arrest were not provided. The information also does not identify any criminal charge, describe whether the teacher has entered a plea, or say whether the teacher or a representative has commented.
No details were provided about the student’s condition, whether the student received medical attention, or whether the school or district took any action. The information does not specify whether the alleged incident was witnessed by others or how it came to the attention of authorities.
The available account establishes that an arrest followed an allegation involving a student at the school, but it does not provide enough information to describe the investigation or the status of any legal proceedings. The allegation has not been accompanied by details about evidence or an official account of the incident in the information provided. Further specifics, including the teacher’s identity and the charge, remain unavailable.
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