FOXBORO, MASS. (WHDH) - The Foxboro Regional Charter School executive director was placed on leave last week amid an investigation.
Kathleen Crawford, board chair of the charter school, announced in a statement that Dr. Luis Soria was placed on leave after the school became aware of concerns regarding his social media posts.
“We are currently conducting a thorough investigation,” Crawford said. “As this is a confidential personnel matter and an ongoing investigation, we cannot comment any further at this time. We are grateful to our tremendous school leaders, faculty, and staff, who are ensuring that all FRCS students continue to receive an excellent education in a supportive environment each day.“
Though school officials have declined to comment further, word of the investigation has been spreading through the student body.
“Everybody at school has been talking about it,” said freshman Zachariah Maurice “Everybody has been posting on their stories and on Snapchat talking about it right now.”
“I heard he got put on leave because of things he posted on TikTok and things he retweeted and liked,” said freshman Dylan Paynich.
The school’s website shows a letter about TikTok from Soria that warns of posts about school threats.
The site says Soria has been on the job there since July after being hired in April. Soria’s LinkedIn page says he was previously an assistant superintendent of school and a principal in Holyoke.
No additional information was immediately available.
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