
CHICAGO, April 16 (UPI) -- Chicago school officials plan "appropriate disciplinary action" against a white third grade teacher over a verbal outburst involving a black student.
Black and Latino parents called for removal of the Graham Elementary School teacher who, infuriated by his behavior, referred to an 8-year-old black boy in her class with an obscene racial epithet and threatened to kill him.
But, the school board said the comment, made to a guard, does not warrant the teacher's removal as it was "not within earshot of students," the Chicago Sun-Times said.
The teacher, who has taught at Graham for seven years, had called the guard twice on March 17 to come to her third-floor classroom and remove the child.
Chicago Public Schools spokesman Michael Vaughn said the teacher realized she had made a mistake and apologized to the guard.
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