Texas Principal Fired For Telling Students To Speak English
The Texas principal who was placed on administrative leave and then fired for telling Hispanic students at her middle school that they should speak English in the classroom can now speak freely — the gag order has expired — and says that her request only mirrored what’s written in state law.
Amy Lacey was placed on administrative leave in 2013 after she asked via an intercom announcement that Hempstead Middle School students should speak English in the classroom. She shortly after learned that the school board declined to renew her contract and would be firing her.
Meanwhile, reports swirled that Ms. Lacey had banned Spanish from the school campus, rocking national headlines.
They should speak English, they want to be here don't they? If they want to speak their native language go back to where they came from and speak it, otherwise speak English, period.
Hey if I go to Italy I would learn how to speak Italian?
ReplyDeleteThe race card, played again...
ReplyDeleteSo tired of all the PC chickens trying to run the world.
They should speak English, they want to be here don't they? If they want to speak their native language go back to where they came from and speak it, otherwise speak English, period.
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