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Teachers Are Fighting Book Bans and Unjust Firings in Courts and State Houses - Vimarsana News

Teachers Are Fighting Book Bans and Unjust Firings in Courts and State Houses

Under attack from the right, teachers are resisting with legislation, grassroots organizing and lawsuits against bans.

Teacher with Ten Years' Experience Fired in Georgia for Gender Identity Picture Book - Vimarsana News

Teacher with Ten Years' Experience Fired in Georgia for Gender Identity Picture Book

The Georgia Board of Education upheld the firing of a teacher on Thursday.  Parental Backlash  Katie Rinderle, with 10 years of teaching experience, faced repercussions for reading ‘My Shadow Is Purple’ by Scott Stuart to her fifth grade class at Due West Elementary School in March.  Classroom Instruction Debate Following complaints from some parents, the […]

State board upholds decision to fire teacher for reading book on gender - Vimarsana News

State board upholds decision to fire teacher for reading book on gender

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.

Source: wfxg.com
Georgia board upholds firing of teacher for reading a book about gender identity to students – WABE - Vimarsana News

Georgia board upholds firing of teacher for reading a book about gender identity to students – WABE

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Georgia Board upholds firing of Cobb County teacher over children's book - Vimarsana News

Georgia Board upholds firing of Cobb County teacher over children's book

Former Cobb County teacher Katie Rinderle was fired after reading a picture book discussing gender fluidity to her fifth grade students.