West Ada Teacher Resignation Quiz

Why did the West Ada teacher decide to resign?

• She was told to remove a poster from her classroom.

• She was moving to another state.

• She was offered a better job elsewhere.

• She wanted to retire early.

What did the 'Everyone is Welcome Here' poster represent?

• A historical event.

• A school policy.

• A motivational message for students.

• A political campaign.

How long had the poster been in Sarah Inama's classroom?

• Four years.

• Three years.

• Two years.

• One year.

What was the reason given by the district for removing the poster?

• It was damaged.

• It was outdated.

• It violated a policy against non-content neutral materials.

• It was not approved by the principal.

Who is Marcus Myers?

• The principal of Lewis and Clark Middle School.

• The Chief Academic Officer of the district.

• A fellow teacher at the school.

• A parent of a student.

What did Sarah Inama feel about the situation?

• She was indifferent.

• She was surprised and frustrated.

• She was confused but compliant.

• She was happy to comply.

What did the district's Board of Trustees review?

• The student attendance records.

• The teacher's performance.

• The classroom content policy.

• The school's budget.

What sparked community protests?

• The increase in school fees.

• The school's new dress code.

• The change in school hours.

• The removal of the 'Everyone is Welcome Here' poster.

What did trustee Rene Ozuna question during the meeting?

• The school's lunch menu.

• The impact of the policy on teachers' First Amendment rights.

• The quality of school facilities.

• The school's sports program.

What did Sarah Inama's students learn from the situation?

• The importance of following rules.

• The importance of standing up for beliefs.

• The importance of academic excellence.

• The importance of teamwork.