Schools are for 'inclusion' of everyone, but those who disagree with them

EAG News:
Teacher ‘reassigned’ after praising Trump action on immigration

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Parkside Elementary School computer lab instructor Veronica Fleming linked to a Chicago Tribune story about the nationwide protest and offered her take on the situation.

“The funny part about immigrants staying home is the rest of us who pay for them are here at work like we’ve always been. Looks like less mouths to feed today. Have fun while you still can. So glad to hear about massive deportation. Let’s make America great again. Thanks Donald Trump!”

Collier County Public Schools spokesman Greg Turchetta told the Naples Daily News Fleming’s post didn’t sit well with parents of students at Parkside Elementary, 96 percent of which are minorities.

“This is a very tight-knit neighborhood school that stands for inclusion,” he said. “The teachers have nothing but love for these students. Anything else is not a reflection of the school.”
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The school spokesman did not appear to be aware of how self-contradictory his statement was.  People who support enforcement of immigration laws evidently are not welcome in that school.  This seems to be a pattern with educational institutions that oppose law enforcement.

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