Tue Jun 21, 2022 – 12:10 pm EDT
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (LifeSiteNews) — Wisconsin education officials continue to investigate a Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) counselor who said she would not help students “transition.”
Marissa Darlingh stands accused of “immoral conduct” which is defined by law as “conduct or behavior that is contrary to commonly accepted moral or ethical standards and that endangers the health, safety, welfare, or education of any pupil.”
On Saturday, “40 teachers, students and community members led by the Black Educators Caucus marched from district offices to Marissa Darlingh’s home Saturday, chalking their demands for the district to better support trans students as some called for Darlingh to be fired,” the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
The Department of Public Instruction is considering the revocations of Darlingh’s educator license because she said two months ago at a rally against transgenderism that she would not help students “transition socially or medically under [her] ‘[expletive] watch,’” according to a letter from the state.
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Darlingh remains on “administrative leave,” according to the Journal Sentinel. The investigation has now been going on for almost two full months.
A new teacher at the school accused Darlingh of “oppressing the youth” by refusing to
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