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Sofia Steel is seen with a face mask tied to her head, in images taken in Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. (Courtesy of the Steel family)
Teacher Tied Mask Onto Girl With Down Syndrome Without Parental Consent: Father
Zachary Stieber covers U.S. and world news for The Epoch Times. He is based in Maryland.

October 28, 2021
Updated: October 28, 2021

Zachary Stieber covers U.S. and world news for The Epoch Times. He is based in Maryland.
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A teacher in Florida used a nylon cord to tie a mask to the face of a young student with Down syndrome, in violation of the state’s Parents’ Bill of Rights, the student’s father says.
When 7-year-old Sofia Steel, who is nonverbal, got off her school bus on Oct. 7 with a mask tied to her face, it was the first time her parents saw that she was being forced to wear a mask.
Brevard County authorities imposed a school mask mandate on Aug. 30, but because Sofia is a special needs child, she has an individualized education program (IEP). The face-covering requirement ( pdf ) specifically exempts students with IEPs.
Sofia’s parents say they were never asked for consent for their daughter to be masked and that she boarded her bus without a mask each day between Aug. 30 and Oct. 7 and returned home unmasked until they saw her with a blue medical face mask that had nylon rope holding it in place.
At a meeting with the principal of Ocean Breeze Elementary School, several days after the stunning discovery, Jeffrey Steel, Sofia’s father, said the principal acknowledged at least one staffer had tied a mask to the girl’s face—and that it wasn’t an isolated incident.
“She admitted that it was happening,” Steel told The Epoch Times. “And she defended that the teacher would not do anything ever, of course, to hurt Sofia, and that she told me that she had the teacher in her office crying about this incident, and talking to her about the tying of the mask and why she didn’t call the parents?
“And she, the teacher, answered that she was doing it—and this was the according to the principal speaking to me—she did it because of the mask mandate. So the mandate has now trumped our authority as parents.”
Sofia has certain conditions that make it dangerous for her to wear masks. They include an inability to convey distress and an enlarged tongue. Her parents say wearing a mask over her mouth, much less her mouth and nose, could lead to seizures.
They’re now kept up at night wondering how long the forced masking went on. They’re preparing legal action in the hope of securing video footage from inside the school and on the bus that may shed light on what their daughter went through.
“The only way we knew this was happening was because she came home and we found it on her head,” Steel said.
He blamed the school board, which he said placed such enormous pressure on schools to mask children.
Steel contacted the police and said a school resource officer accompanied him to the meeting with the principal. David Butler, the police chief in Indian Harbour Beach, confirmed to The Epoch Times via email that the department received a complaint from Steel and an investigation is underway.
“The student was given a medical mask exemption as soon as the mother made the request to school leadership. The school district is investigating and is in the process of gathering all the facts,” Russell Bruhn, a spokesman for Brevard Public Schools, told The Epoch Times in an email, adding that the district “strives to ensure each student has the best educational experience possible and will continue in that effort.”
Jennifer Jenkins, the school board member who represents the area in which the Steels live, didn’t respond to a request for comment.
The board imposed the mandate in a narrow 3–2 vote even as Gov. Ron DeSantis banned school mask mandates. The mandate was blocked by a judge in early September but later upheld by higher courts.
The board recently extended the face mask policy through Nov. 28 but implemented an opt-out provision for parents.
Other districts have also defied DeSantis, a Republican. His administration responded this month, withholding hundreds of thousands of dollars from two of the counties, after Brevard and seven others were sanctioned earlier this month .
“We’ve had many, many battles throughout the United States, including some here in Florida, about forcible masking of school children. In Florida, we have a Parents’ Bill of Rights. That decision belongs with the parents. But we’ve had a number of school districts ignore that. Of course, we’re in litigation over that. We think we’re going to be able to get some very positive outcomes very, very soon,” DeSantis told a press conference last week.
In response to what happened to Sofia, her parents pulled her from Ocean Breeze. While they explore enrolling her in a private school, Steel’s wife has quit her job to take care of the girl full time.
The family is raising money to file legal action. They want to secure video footage from the school, get justice for Sofia, and attempt to put authority back in the hands of parents for educational decisions.
“Our philosophy is it that … natural law and natural justice is the patrimony of the parents. Full stop,” Steel said. He added that he hopes “another special needs child [never] has to experience anything like this again.”

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The 63-year-old American woman was found murdered inside her room.
Things are not looking good for the Dominican Republic as of late, not only for the island, but also for the Americans choosing it as a destination for a relaxing vacation.
This past summer, tourism declined a whopping 74 percent compared to the tourism numbers that occurred at the same time last year. It might have a little something to do with the fact that the twelfth American citizen has died this year at said destination, but the details of this gruesome crime are more than just the tainted drink stories heard earlier in the year.
Earlier in the week, Dominican Republic law enforcement officers had released eight people who they had taken into custody in connection with the brutal murder of a 63-year-old American teacher.
Patricia Ann Anton was bound, gagged and tortured inside her Cabarete apartment before her attackers strangled her to death, according to the Daily Mail. Her apartment was also looted in concurrence with the murder, and her 40-inch television, laptop and cell phone were stolen.
Anton’s body was discovered inside her home on Tuesday of this past week. When authorities arrived on scene, they had seen that she was still tied up on her bed from the events that had played out in her apartment. The perpetrators had allegedly stuffed a rag into her mouth during what could only be imagined as a horrific scene. Investigators said there were no signs of forced entry, leading investigators to believe that whomever committed the atrocity was familiar with Anton.
After discovering the body, investigators went to work tracking down individuals associated with the victim. As a result, eight people were taken into custody in connection with the murder, including a Haitian maintenance worker who was employed at her apartment complex. One of the more intriguing aspects related to the murder was the fact that Anton had just moved into the complex merely two days before she was killed.
While the authorities had managed to round up a significant amount of people whom they believed could lend insight as to what transpired that day, all eight of the people that were taken into custody were eventually released due to a lack of connection to the actual murder.
School community heartbroken over death of Italian-American teacher found strangled, bound in Dominican Republic home
Patricia Anton “gave her heart and soul” to the community. https://t.co/Wz0IuW9QW0
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) November 14, 2019
According to a statement released by Dominican Tourism Police spokesperson Ramon Brito, “I certify that the investigation is on track and that the tourism police and the national police investigation unit are putting all efforts to clear up what happened.”
Federal police are also actively involved in the investigation as well, vesting effort into any leads that can be obtained regarding the tragic loss of Anton. Federal officials said that they had received tips about the case from a neighbor, and that they have also been reviewing security camera footage from the area.
Anton was a U.S. citizen who had been working and living on the Caribbean island since 2014. She acted as a curriculum program director at the 3 Mariposas Montessori elementary school, which is a school focused on helping impoverished young girls to develop skills to better equip them to evade all matter of exploitation that parts of the area are notorious for.
According to the school website, “[Anton] brings her love for children and dedication to making positive changes through education to our school.”
The Traverse City community is remembering a former area teacher today after police say she was murdered in the Dominican Republic.
On #910News at 6, @Dmlyden9and10 talks with Patty Anton's former co-workers about who Patty was and how she'll be missed. pic.twitter.com/2TLfRWwk56
— 9 & 10 News (@9and10News) November 14, 2019
Anton’s cousin, Adrianne Machina, said that the longtime teacher loved the work she was doing in the Dominican Republic. Machina reflected about the crime that took place.
Anton lived a live that was admirable, having a long history of efforts of volunteerism. She had previously served as a legislative aide at the Michigan Capitol, and went on volunteer efforts to Matagorda and Guatemala City. We hope that the efforts being led by Dominican authorities bring justice for Anton, and we also pray for those suffering from the loss of this wonderful, and selfless woman.
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