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In a review of the first year of Georgia’s BEST program, which allows Cobb County School District educators to obtain graduate degrees for free from the University of West Georgia,
The Georgia Board of Education has upheld the firing of a Cobb county teacher after she read a book about gender fluidity to her 5th grade glass.
Dive into the heated debate over the upheld firing of Georgia teacher Katie Rinderle, as the Board stands firm on LGBTQ education following a controversial Gender Identity book reading.
The Georgia Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to uphold the Cobb County Board of Education's decision to fire a teacher for reading a book about gender identity.
Former Cobb County teacher Katie Rinderle was fired after reading a picture book discussing gender fluidity to her fifth grade students.