WKRN reports on a tenured Sumner County teacher facing potential dismissal over a range of issues, mostly related to classroom management.
Sumner County Schools intends to let a tenured teacher go, in part because of political comments officials claimed she made.
The school board voted last week to dismiss Stephanie Braswell, a Spanish teacher at White House High School.
Langford’s memo lists other alleged issues during Braswell’s teaching tenure, including poor classroom management and interactions with students, delayed grading practices, recording students on video without consent, and being “unprofessional” with parents.
