Framingham Teacher Placed On Leave After Charlie Kirk Video Resigns: Reports

FRAMINGHAM, MA — A Framingham Public Schools educator who was placed on leave after posting a video to social media after the shooting of Charlie Kirk has resigned from the district, reports say.

First reported by Framingham Unfiltered, the news was confirmed by MetroWest Daily News.

The teacher was never officially identified by the district, but a video has been shared widely on social media through various accounts. Officials said she was placed on leave with an internal review ongoing at the time.

Superintendent Robert Tremblay issued a statement then addressing the move.

"As a District, we are committed to fostering a safe and respectful environment for everyone. We do not condone violence or hateful behavior in any form. While the law prevents us from discussing specific personnel matters, the employee is on leave pending an internal review. Be assured that we're addressing the situation in full compliance with all applicable laws, regulations and policies."

The educator resigned on Oct. 17, reports confirmed. Tremblay told MetroWest Daily News that the resignation came one day after a meeting between him and the educator.