School issues apology after teacher throws students out of class over Trump shirt (VIDEO)

By Jennifer Cruz

CBS46 News
A teacher at River Ridge High School in Cherokee County, Georgia, has come under fire after video surfaced of her telling two students to leave her class last week because they were wearing pro-Trump T-shirts.
Although school officials are unable to disclose any disciplinary actions against the teacher, Cherokee County School Superintendent Dr. Brian Hightower issued a letter of apology, and confirmed that the teacher was in the wrong and the students will not face any sort of disciplinary action.
In the video, the teacher compared the students’ pro-Trump T-shirts to wearing swastikas in school and also indicated “Make America Great Again” was a slogan for neo-Nazis. But as it turned out, the shirts did not violate the school’s dress code policy, and school officials essentially noted the teacher should have left her personal political opinions out of the classroom.
After the incident, Hightower issued the following letter of apology.
Dear Parents,
On behalf of the Superintendent, this message is to provide you with more information about a story currently circulating in the media and on social media regarding an incident at one of our high schools.
In this regard, a River Ridge High School math teacher on Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017 erroneously told two

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