She drew major backlash for telling students 'don't wear shorts': Numerous complaints have been filed against that teacher
A primary school teacher had become the target of criticism for telling her students 'don't wear shorts' and for failing to mention Atatürk during a lesson on the War of Independence. New details regarding the teacher have begun to emerge. It was stated that there are numerous CİMER applications filed against the teacher, and it was also noted that she frequently failed to attend classes.
A primary school teacher working in Bağcılar has been at the center of controversy for telling students "don't wear shorts" and for not mentioning Mustafa Kemal Atatürk while teaching about the War of Independence.
It is alleged that there are many CİMER applications as well as written and verbal complaints against the teacher.
However, it is claimed that these complaints were dismissed by the Bağcılar District Directorate of National Education.
Other allegations raised against the teacher include that they previously shared videos wearing leggings on social media but later began making posts with religious content, and that academic performance in their classroom is low.
One of the claims brought forward by Özgür Aybaş is that the teacher in question frequently did not attend classes and had a strained relationship with school administrators.
News Source : 12punto
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