Thu Sep 30, 2021 – 7:06 am EDT
MARYSVILLE, Washington (LifeSiteNews) – Promoting the LGBT agenda in the classroom is acceptable but expressing support for police officers is not, according to a Washington state middle school who recently threatened a teacher with disciplinary action.
Fox News reports that retired Marysville Police Department officer Chris Sutherland recently described the experience of his sister, a teacher at Marysville Middle School (MMS) who wishes to remain anonymous, to KTTH radio host Jason Rantz.
An assistant principal at the school first approached the teacher about a “Thin Blue Line” sticker on her laptop, meant to express support for her brother’s dangerous job, with “concerns about how students, families, and community members might interpret what the image is intending to communicate” and how “this interpretation may cause a disruption to the learning environment,” according to an HR document reviewed by Rantz.
Concerns about the sticker soon took a backseat, however, after the teacher put up a “Thin Blue Line” flag, bordered with photos of her brother, in her classroom. Another principal told her to take down the flag, and an HR representative for the school district notified her that it was
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