Florida Substitute Teacher Busted for Kicking Student

Florida substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz arrested after allegedly kicking disabled student and claiming 'we’re square'.

Oct 20, 2026

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Florida Substitute Teacher Busted for Kicking Student

Florida substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz arrested after allegedly kicking disabled student and claiming 'we’re square'.

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Florida substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz arrested after allegedly kicking disabled student and claiming 'we’re square'. Florida substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz was arrested for allegedly kicking a student with disabilities in the leg, claiming 'he kicked me and I kicked him. So now we’re square'. Originally…

Bryan Schewitz arrested

Bryan Schewitz, 60, was arrested after allegedly kicking a student with disabilities at Matanzas High School in Florida.

Bryan Schewitz, 60, was arrested Friday after allegedly kicking a student with disabilities at Matanzas High School in Florida.

Schewitz claims 'we’re square'

Bryan Schewitz allegedly told a witness, "He kicked me and I kicked him. So now we're square," after the classroom incident.

Schewitz allegedly told a witness, 'He kicked me and I kicked him. So now we’re square,' after the classroom incident.

“He kicked me and I kicked him. So now we’re square”

Student injury reported

Matanzas High School in Florida, where substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz allegedly kicked a student with disabilities during class.

The student’s mother provided photographs of skin missing from her child’s leg after the alleged kick.

Schewitz denies intentional harm

Schewitz claimed the student arrived late, refused to sit, and accidentally kicked him during a struggle.

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Florida substitute teacher Bryan Schewitz was arrested for allegedly kicking a student with disabilities in the leg, claiming 'he kicked me and I kicked him. So now we’re square'.

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