Civil Litigation
Dec. 7, 2023
Teachers seek sanctions, say district violated court order
Two teachers say their freedom of speech and religion were violated by a school policy that requires them to deceive parents about gender and pronoun preference their children express at school.
Two teachers asked a federal judge in San Diego on Wednesday for civil contempt sanctions against the Escondido Union School District, saying it violated the court’s preliminary injunction order by not reinstating them to their classroom duties.
The teachers have been on administrative leave for half a year after objecting to a district policy that they say required them to deceive parents about any gender or pronoun preferences their chi...
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