A civil rights lawsuit has been filed against Houston ISD. The plaintiff is a former elementary teacher and current president of the Houston Education Association.
The lawsuit was filed in federal court on Tuesday. Further details about the case are available from Houston Public Media.
The plaintiff, who is also the president of the teachers union, was previously employed by Houston ISD as an elementary teacher before being fired, prompting the lawsuit.
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