Three state education employees fired for lewd e-mail
"Three state education employees fired for lewd e-mail
Associated Press report 04/26/05
TALLAHASSEE - Three state Education Department employees have been fired and a fourth has been told she will be fired for sending lewd e-mails to colleagues. "
"'This is basically a case of people sending very offensive e-mails to one another on government computers,' state Education Commissioner John Winn said Monday. 'This has been the most troubling thing to me since I've been commissioner.' "
Editorial Note: Is it possible that the abysmal performance of our Florida School System should trouble him more than naughty words?
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