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Yulee Elementary paraprofessional terminated after student says he spit on him; mother seeks charges

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Yulee Elementary paraprofessional terminated after student says he spit on him; mother seeks charges — St. Augustine Schools news

"Nobody is above the law," his mom, Peggy Quartman, said. "You cannot do that. He is a child, he didn't ask to go to school and be disrespected."

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