GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas once again is taking action against a teacher in Alachua County. Kamoutsas filed an administrative complaint against an elementary teacher accused of asking students to use a non-binary title.

In the complaint, he alleges Emily Caylen Grace, a resource teacher at Talbot Elementary School, asked students to use the non-binary prefix Mx., pronounced “Mix,” rather than Ms. or Mrs., which aligns with the teacher’s sex at birth.

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Kamoutsas argues that the use of a non-binary title in schools violates the state statutes that forbid teachers from using preferred pronouns at school if they do not correspond with a pers

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