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Teacher Accused Of Teaching Kids How To Make Drinks, Roll Joint - News Story - WFTV Orlando
CLERMONT, Fla. -- A teacher was accused of teaching students how to smoke pot, make cocktails and view pornographic websites, but the teacher denied the charges Wednesday to Eyewitness News.
"When a blonde, female student accuses you of anything, immediately everyone is going to side with her," teacher Armando Simon told Eyewitness News.
Simon, a teacher at South Lake High School, was told not to come back to class. The sheriff's office report filed against Simon laid out strange details about the lessons students said he was really teaching in class. Wednesday, Simon said the charges were nothing but a lie made up by rebellious teenagers.
Armando Simon doesn't know what's going to happen to his job after allegations in the report came to light.
"I was pretty much told not to return," he told Eyewitness News.
During his last day on the job, Simon said South Lake High School officials handed him resignation papers. They told him his job status was under investigation. Simon told Eyewitness News they're not being fair and didn't give him a chance to explain explosive allegations found in the report.
"They're doing what's easy and not what's right," Simon said.
Parent Chris Lackey filed the report with the Lake County Sheriff's Office. In it, he told deputies that Simon had an inappropriate conversation with his daughter about how to make a "vodka watermelon," "how to roll a blunt" and discussed a pornographic website.Simon said the kids were discussing it and he just warned them.

