A metro-Atlanta school board has voted to fire a teacher accused of violating Georgia's so called "divisive concepts" law. 

Adults and kids in most of rural Georgia are enrolled in Medicaid at double the rates than those in metro areas.

Fifth grade Due West Elementary School teacher Katie Rinderle is shown seated in this posed photo.

Cobb County fifth grade teacher Katie Rinderle was terminated in August 2023 for reading her students the book “My Shadow is Purple” by Scott Stuart.

Credit: Southern Poverty Law Center

A metro-Atlanta school board has voted to fire a teacher accused of violating Georgia's so called "divisive concepts" law. 

Adults and kids in most of rural Georgia are enrolled in Medicaid at double the rates than those in metro areas.

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