US EditionShe Threw the Cross in the Trash, and by the Commission's Decision She Can Return to Work!
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The disciplinary committee for teachers at the Pomeranian Voivodeship has overturned the decision to suspend a teacher from a primary school in Kielno.
A teacher who threw an object resembling a cross into a trash can can return to work, the Pomeranian Voivode's disciplinary committee ruled. The body overturned the decision of the principal of a primary school in Kielno (Pomeranian Voivodeship) to suspend her from her duties.
A high-profile case from a primary school in Kielno is resurfacing. Media reports claimed a teacher threw away a cross during a lesson. Several weeks after the incident, new information about the woman emerged.
The Pomeranian Voivode's disciplinary committee overturned the decision of the principal of a primary school in Kielno to suspend a teacher who threw a cross into the trash during a lesson. The teacher explained that she had thrown a "Halloween cosplay accessory" into the trash. "I respect religious objects and would never throw away a cross representing faith," she argued. After the case gained national attention, the District Prosecutor's Offi…
The disciplinary committee at the Pomeranian Voivodeship has overturned the decision of the principal of a primary school in Kielno to suspend a teacher who threw a cross-shaped object into the trash during a lesson. It had previously been used by a student during a Halloween party. The teacher from Kielno in the Kashubian region (information provided to the editors) confirmed in an interview with the Polish Press Agency (PAP) that the committee…
A teacher who allegedly removed a cross from the wall and threw it in the trash during a lesson at a primary school in Kielno can return to work, reports Radio ZET. The woman, previously suspended from her job, argued that the cross was not part of a religious cult, but part of a Halloween costume.
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