Eric Dodge says principal verbally attacked him at training session before start of term at Wy'East Middle School.
A Washington teacher who wore a"Make America Great Again" hat to a school training session on racial equity and diversity has filed a lawsuit, claiming that his freedom of speech was violated.resident who was due to teach science at Wy'East Middle School for the 2019-20 academic year, clashed with the school's principal Caroline Garrett in an alleged incident in August 2019.
Several teachers said they were shocked to see Dodge with the hat, especially given the school's large number ofAccording to the official response to the lawsuit, Garrett spoke to Dodge about the hat, saying that he had caused"disruption to the learning environment" by bringing it to the sessions. Dodge reportedly left the hat in his car for the second day of training at Wy'East, but was seen wearing it in the parking lot when he went to training at Evergreen High School.
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