Wisconsin Superintendent Files Restraining Order After Graduation Incident
Baraboo High School graduation disrupted as father pushes superintendent, sparking accusations of racism.
- Father charged with disorderly conduct after shoving Superintendent Rainey Briggs during daughter's diploma ceremony.
- Incident follows a history of racial controversies in Baraboo, including a 2018 Nazi salute photo by students.
- Superintendent Briggs and school board president Kevin Vodak have faced criticism over administrative decisions.
- Community reactions are divided, with some defending the father and others condemning the act as racist.
- A hearing for a permanent restraining order against the father is scheduled for June 14.