California teacher put on administrative leave over Zoom rants

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A California school district placed one of its teachers on administrative leave after she was caught yelling during a Zoom session and “going off” about parents during another.

The videos were posted on social media and involve a high school teacher for San Marcos Unified School District in Southern California, according to the Reopen California Schools Twitter account, which shared the videos.

In one clip, a person asks about a “white student union.”

“You don’t need a white student union,” the teacher yells. “You get everything.”

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