The AJC reported further that the tribunal investigating Rinderle rejected the Cobb County School District’s recommendation to fire the teacher.
Georgia's law against"divisive concepts" is one of many new laws wrangling with far-left ideology being taught in schools. The AJC noted further that the tribunal both disagreed that Rinderle had been"knowingly untruthful" when she denied that the book and her lesson addressed gender identity and that her actions demonstrated a lack of willingness to be coached.
"I appreciate the tribunal’s consideration of my case and decision not to terminate me," Rinderle said in an emailed statement via the Southern Poverty Law Center."However, I disagree that I’ve violated any policy and that finding remains unjust and punitive. The district has never provided adequate guidance on how I am supposed to know what is and what is not allowed in the classroom based on these vague policies.