'My assistant principal told me, 'Please take the posters down.' I guess once that happened, I knew that it might be a rocky road, but considering being put on leave? I never really thought that that was going to be their first step,' she said in an interview with The Texas Tribune. A few hours later, she was placed on paid leave.
On Sunday, one day before she was supposed to welcome her students back virtually for the first day of class, a school official told her to take down the signs.
