A substitute teacher told a Black student to get his 'cotton picking hands off' a mic he was touching. When asked what she said, she said it again.
A substitute teacher at Farmington High School was caught on video making a racist comment toward a Black student.A substitute teacher was recorded making a racist comment toward a Black student Thursday at Farmington High School.
"I was touching the teacher’s mic. I probably shouldn’t have been doing it," Keichean Wilson said. "She says to me, 'Get your cotton picking hands off of that.'""I don’t think I comprehended what she said at first, and then she repeated it," Wilson said. "You cannot say that. That’s really bad.
"We're tired of injustice. We're tired of having to face this in our schools. We're supposed to come to learn. We're done with it," student LaTina Beard said. Superintendent Chris Delgado said the teacher was removed and will not be back. She also will not teach anywhere else in the district. "The administration immediately addressed the situation and removed that substitute teacher and worked with her contract services to make sure she’s not back," he said."That’s a real testament to the relationship that we try to build in our school," he said."I don’t have any hate toward her. I feel like the only way that things are going to change is people have love for everyone," he said.
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