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Teacher misconduct investigations in São Paulo

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Two separate incidents involving municipal teachers in the state of São Paulo have led to suspensions and police investigations. In Fernandópolis, a teacher was suspended following allegations of exchanging sexual messages with students aged 10 to 12. The investigation was initiated after a school employee overheard students discussing social media conversations. Reports indicate the messages included invitations to a cinema and a motel. The Fernandópolis City Hall has suspended the employee and is cooperating with the Civil Police. In Potirendaba, a teacher was suspended after making racist and political remarks in the classroom. Security footage reportedly footage, which includes audio, captured the educator making comments linking political figures to fascism and suggesting that in a fascist regime, only wealthy, white individuals would survive. The teacher also allegedly directed racially charged comments toward told 11-year-old students that a fascist regime would result in an era of ‘only whites and the rich.’ During the recorded lesson, the educator reportedly pointed to specific students. students, stating that certain mixed-race (pardo) children would die, while suggesting that blonde children with light eyes would be safer. The Potirendaba City Hall has teacher also allegedly used the term ‘pezinho na senzala’ (a foot in the slave quarters) when responding to a student. Following a report from a parent to Mayor Gislaine Franzotti, the municipal administration opened an administrative inquiry, inquiry and referred the Civil Police case to the Labor Public Ministry, the Child and Youth Court, and the Guardianship Council. Local police are investigating potential crimes of racism and electoral offenses.

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