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‘Now we’re square:’ Flagler Beach substitute teacher accused of kicking student with disabilities

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Monday, October 19, 2026 at 7:15 PM · 1 min read
‘Now we’re square:’ Flagler Beach substitute teacher accused of kicking student with disabilities — ClickOrlando Local, Celebration Schools news
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A Flagler Beach substitute teacher was arrested for kicking a student with disabilities at Matanzas High School, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said. On Friday, a school resource deputy at Matanzas High School was notified by the school’s assistant principal of the incident involving Bryan Schewitz, 60, of Flagler Beach.According to an arrest report, one witness said Schewitz forcefully moved the student into a chair during a behavioral episode, then forced the student to place his hands on a table and said, “The gloves are off.” The witness told deputies she felt Schewitz was too rough with the student.A second witness reported seeing Schewitz kick the student in the leg and later noticed a large mark on the student’s leg. When that witness asked Schewitz about it, Schewitz allegedly replied, “He kicked me, and I kicked him. So now we’re square.”Schewitz told deputies the student arrived late, refused to sit and began kicking toward him, causing him to accidentally kick the stude

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