Overview
- At a Nov. 13 meeting, the state board pressed Vice Chair Tina Certain about her private-post comments on the memorial for Charlie Kirk.
- Officials displayed Facebook comments appearing to show discussion of board business between accounts matching Certain and Chair Sarah Rockwell, prompting Sunshine Law warnings.
- Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas said the Alachua board remains on probation and that continued violations could result in withheld salaries.
- Certain, accompanied by an attorney whose fees are being paid by Alachua County, declined to answer some questions on legal advice.
- No disciplinary action was decided, and state officials said a prosecutor could review the alleged Sunshine Law violations as other complaints are examined.