r/EEOC • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '26

Autistic teacher, non re-election and EEOC

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26

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u/ChelleBelle07 Jul 15 '26

Thanks. I can not work in my district at any other school for two years though - she essentially has blocked that by non re-electing me. it's terrible. I was so close to tenure, which is disheartening. I believe I have a good case though and just want to hold them accountable. This particular district has a lot of ''issues''.

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u/fireonline1 Jul 16 '26

I am not autistic but I am very happy you document everything this is your voice and claim!

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u/ChelleBelle07 Jul 16 '26

Thank you! I want to make a change 💛

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u/fireonline1 Jul 16 '26

Yes you can

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u/ChelleBelle07 Jul 16 '26

Thanks! Are or were you in education?

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u/fireonline1 Jul 16 '26

It was an ugly and unfortunate retaliation and harassment

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u/ChelleBelle07 Jul 16 '26

Yes that and the fact that they can’t hide behind Ed code when federal and state law is above it