He is apparently “on the clock” as a public school official, standing in front of that school to see off students and parents as they depart the school; as such he has duties and standards of behavior incumbent upon him which are quite distinct from the “freedom of expression” of the ordinary citizen. I am sure that the school district has written standards of professional conduct and ethics which are being grossly violated here.
He is apparently “on the clock” as a public school official, standing in front of that school to see off students and parents as they depart the school;
your response should be directed to the poster who responded to my statement...
At least the school may be forced to say that he doesn’t speak for them.
oh, and BTW, you are entirely correct; he clearly is on the clock, as he is quite explicity wearing his administrative identity badge...