California Teachers Face Backlash Over Anti-Trump Classroom Incidents

Multiple Southern California teachers are under scrutiny following outbursts against Trump-supporting students, sparking debates on free speech and professional conduct.

Beverly Hills substitute teacher Joanie Garratt claims she was fired for anti-Trump Facebook posts, despite not discussing politics in class.
Valley View High School's Maximiliano Perez was placed on leave after a viral rant against Latino Trump voters, leading to community outrage and calls for his dismissal.
Chino High School's English teacher was suspended after a profane outburst directed at a student wearing a Trump hat, highlighting tensions over political expression in schools.
A Cerritos High School teacher left class over a student's MAGA attire, later expressing concerns about safety and political neutrality in an email.
Districts are investigating these incidents, balancing free speech rights with maintaining a respectful and inclusive educational environment.