"My coaches did everything they could performing CPR etc to save her life. She was excited about the upcoming year. Traumatizing."

Apparently, even though the principal agreed the intent was "innocent," he still felt the need to punish the girl for it.

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“School officials do not have the right to keep secrets from parents," the Liberty Justice Center's senior counsel said in a statement.

“To ensure continuity in their children’s education, the family will split their time between Sacramento and Marin."

"At worst we have a fifth grader who didn’t follow instructions. That happens. That’s what fifth graders do."

"Keeping secrets or going behind a parent’s back is never good public policy,” a Republican state senator said.

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This is an opportunity for parents to stand up and take back their role as primary educators of their children.

A California elementary teacher who was arrested while allegedly drunk in class will not be charged with a crime, according to prosecutors.