OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — The Osceola County school superintendent said school board member Jon Arguello is creating a “hostile work environment.”

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It’s the latest in the saga within the school board since the district sanctioned Arguello last month.

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Arguello has made it clear that he wants to clean up what he calls corruption in Osceola County, and he’s not afraid to say it or write about it on social media.

However, it seems Superintendent Deborah Pace had enough of what she calls personal and professional attacks.

Pace sent a letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis, Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran and Arguello, saying his attacks “are negatively impacting district culture by creating a hostile work environment for me and for members of my staff.”

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Arguello responded by posting the letter and a statement on his school board social media page, saying, “You don’t come back from chasing Taliban up and down mountains to get intimated by these bullying tactics aimed at silencing me. It’s an easy fix, start putting the community first and I’ll be happy to be quiet.”

The governor’s office is still investigating Arguello after the school district sent a letter.

It asked officials to investigate him for his comments to see if he should be removed.

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