A North Carolina high school student who was suspended last year for saying the words “illegal alien” will be receiving a public apology from the Davidson County Board of Education as well as $20,000 in compensation.
The Carolina Journal reports that a federal lawsuit filed last year challenging the student’s suspension on First Amendment grounds resulted in a year-long battle between Christian McGhee’s family and the Davidson County School Board.
According to court documents filed last week, the family has agreed to drop their lawsuit in exchange for a public apology from the county board of education for mischaracterizing the student in a racially- biased manner.
The family of a North Carolina high school student suspended last year for saying “illegal alien” in English class has dropped their lawsuit against the district in exchange for a public apology and $20,000. pic.twitter.com/5XGcjqCoAX
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