Several staff members at Royall Elementary School in Florence, South Carolina, were fired or placed on leave after photos of them in 'U.S. Border Patrol' T-shirts and stereotypical Mexican attire during a Hispanic heritage event sparked outrage. The controversial images, posted on the school's Facebook page, triggered backlash from parents, community members, and organizations like the NAACP and Racial Justice Network, who condemned the display as offensive and inappropriate. Florence 1 Schools Superintendent Dr. Richard O'Malley stated that such conduct is 'inexcusable' and does not represent the values of the school or district. An investigation is underway, and interim administrators have been appointed. The school has apologized for the insensitivity and is committed to fostering a supportive and diverse environment.