Wingate v. Gage County School Dist., No. 34

How courts have described this case

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• finding that where an educator was speaking “merely as an employee concerned with [a school district’s] internal policies and practices,” she “was not speaking as a concerned public citizen”
• when an employment decision relies on both subjective and objective criteria, the use of subjective considerations does not give rise to an inference of discrimination

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