Overview
- JoAnna St. Germain, an English teacher at Waterville Senior High School, called for the assassination of President Trump, his supporters, and top advisors in a series of Facebook posts.
- The U.S. Secret Service, Waterville Police Department, and Waterville School District have launched investigations into the posts, which may constitute criminal threats under federal law.
- St. Germain has publicly doubled down on her statements, stating she is 'not the least f*cking sorry' and acknowledging potential job loss as a consequence.
- It remains unclear whether St. Germain has been suspended or removed from her teaching position as the investigations continue.
- The incident has sparked broader concerns about the role of political rhetoric in educational settings and the professional accountability of educators.