Summary
A teacher at Gary Elementary School in West Chicago was placed on administrative leave for a social media post supporting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The post caused complaints from local parents and community members, leading to further investigation by the school district.
Key Facts
- A teacher from West Chicago was put on leave for making a pro-ICE comment on social media.
- The teacher's comment was made on Facebook, saying "Go ICE," which upset local parents and community members.
- Superintendent Kristina Davis informed families and staff about the situation and the teacher's leave status.
- The teacher initially resigned but later withdrew the resignation before any board action.
- Concerns were raised by parents and community members, with some saying students did not feel safe.
- Around 100 people attended a listening session to voice their concerns about the incident.
- The issue was discussed by local figures, including West Chicago Mayor Daniel Bovey and Illinois State Senator Karina Villa.
