Theo Olson, a 16-year special education teacher in the St. Paul (Minnesota) Public Schools, has officially retired after coming to an agreement with the district back on August 18.
After noting on local Black Lives Matter organizer Rashad Turner’s Facebook page back in March that, among other things, students “won’t quit gaming, setting up fights, [and] selling drugs,” Olson was dubbed a “white supremacist teacher” by Turner.
The district subsequently placed Olson on unpaid leave and required him to attend “equity training.” After his suspension, he was not permitted to continue at Como Park High School and instead began “subbing around the district.”
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8 comments:
Called White supremacist by a black racist. Now at the end of the day the white teacher will still be educated and the black thug will still be a loser.
This has to end,now ! Calling a teacher a"white supremacist"& firing or forcing him/her to resign/retire,because he/she refuses to TOLERATE this type of behavior is totally UNACCEPTABLE !
There should be a lawsuit soon!!
We have now officially entered insanity.
Ya'll keep voting Democrat, this is what you get. A special ed teacher , the one most likely to help gets canned over this bullshit? God help us all. Vote Trump.
The Board of Education would rather sacrifice a dedicated and caring teacher than look at the problem and try to fix it. This will square things with BLM, but it will not solve the problems that this teacher described. The BOE members should be ashamed.
Win-Win. He gets out of a bad job, and collects his pension.
Of course he was it goes against the agenda of libtards and entitled little thugs of all colors. Enough is enough.
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