You know a tenured teacher who was recently fired for insubordination. She is suing her district for damages, claiming that she was not insubordinate and that the district's action has done irreparable damage to her good name, reputation, and integrity. This case is most likely to focus on

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The case is most likely to focus on the teacher's liberty interests under the Fourteenth Amendment, which protects against deprivation of liberty without due process of law. This includes protection of an individual's good name, reputation, and integrity when terminated from employment.

You Know a Tenured Teacher Who Was Recently Fired for Insubordination