KUSD Middle School Teacher Fired, Then Later Allowed To Resign For Multiple Racist Remarks To Students

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Marcus Gallo -Former Brompton Teacher (KUSD)
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A middle school teacher named Marcus Gallo at Brompton has been fired. Two days later, he resigned. If that didn’t make sense to you, you aren’t alone. It didn’t make sense to KCE either. We were first tipped off about Marcus Gallo being placed on administrative leave for racist remarks on February 11, 2024. We asked KUSD to confirm this. They only confirmed that he was on leave.

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We then had to check in every once in a while. Obviously, KUSD doesn’t want the public to know about misconduct, so instead of updating the media, we have to make the same request repeatedly.

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Tanya Ruder (D) – Chief Communication Officer, Kenosha Unified School District
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On February 27, 2024, KUSD’s Chief Communication Officer, Tanya Ruder (D), told us “Mr. Gallo resigned from KUSD effective 2/21/24 and is no longer an employee of KUSD.” Ruder is a master of spin. She is always spinning the truth and in most cases, she lies. She believed it is her job to shed KUSD in a positive light, even if it means bending the truth or lying.

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Kevin Neir – KUSD HR Director
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Now that KCE knew Gallo was no longer employed with KUSD, we requested his personnel file. In reviewing his file, in the very first three pages was a letter of termination. The letter was dated February 19, 2024, addressed to Marcus Gallo, says “Hand Delivered”, was signed by the embattled HR Director Kevin Neir, and ends with:

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“In accordance with the discipline process outlined in the KUSD employee handbook, Section 7: Employee Conduct, Code of Ethics and Disciplinary Action, your Employment with KUSD is being terminated effective immediately.”

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Not ambiguous, right? Wrong, says KUSD’s spin master flash Tanya Ruder. KCE asked her why Gallo was given a termination letter on Monday, February 19, 2024, but she is telling the media on the following Tuesday that Gallo resigned on last Wednesday? She didn’t answer at first. Finally, she did. On April 8, 2024, Ruder wrote to KCE “Mr. Gallo resigned in lieu of termination.” We had follow-up questions, like “How can he resign two days after you fired him?” No answer. She couldn’t think of a lie that would look reasonable. Par for the Ruder course.

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According to Gallo’s personnel file:

During an interview with the office of human resources Gallo admitted to telling a student of a minority origin that his hair looked like moss, and that he should “go hang out with his parents on the north side of a tree.” He then told the student that he’d be “reincarnated as Moss to the north side of a brick wall”. 

In January 2020, Gallo was issued a 3-day unpaid suspension for insensitive comments he made to his class. It will alleged that he made comments to the effect that Gallo had a personal pet peeve against overweight individuals and that he wondered why they did not simply go to the gym.

Gallo also stated to students that he does double takes when he see African Americans on the golf course. He also admitted to telling Mom jokes to his students in class.

He was required to attend a “Sensitivity Skills in a Diverse Workplace” class. On November 27th, 2023, he was issued a written warning for telling a hispanic student “If you are so proud of your country then go back to your country” in response to a question she asked “should you be able to fly a flag from a different country?” asked by a female student of Mexican heritage. The student then expressed that she was proud to be a Mexican even though she was not born in Mexico to which he responded “if you are flying Mexico’s flag then go back to Mexico.”

You can read Gallo’s entire 102-page disciplinary file here.

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  1. Kevin Neir has a s-show going on in his HR department. They try to sweep this under the rug and yet there 0 repercussions for inappropriate texts between a student and teacher at KTEC.

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  2. Kevin,

    Can you publish the résumé of the
    “Chief Communication Officer” ?

    Also, the job description for hire.

    Curious what it takes to qualify for that job.

    1. Well , normally for bullshit jobs you just need a bullshit degree — business, communications, poli-sci, etc.- degrees for people too dumb for STEM

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      1. And what fancy degree do you have? That comment is narrow-minded and ignorant! You must be one of those assholes that think they’re better than everyone else. But deep down you’re an insecure, apathetic and inconsequential contributor at work…if you do work. Tanya has been with the department since Superintendent Savaglio and has outlasted the revolving door of leadership of KUSD. She’s probably been the most consistent person at KUSD. Whether or not you agree with what she wrote, she is doing her job. Tell me you don’t have aspects of your job you disagree with, but still have to do. We all do. Teachers are still people who have lives outside of the district. Clearly, certain teachers are not in the right profession. This is why they are terminated and resign. That doesn’t mean we should destroy their lives and any hope of finding another career to be contributing members of society. The pedophiles, groomers and other egregious actors should not be tolerated. KUSD is still an employer that must follow certain procedures in getting rid of someone. Otherwise, those individuals can sue the district. In that instance, we end up giving them MORE money.

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        1. People who “survive the revolving door” of KUSD are generally doing not so ethical things to stay.

          There is something terribly wrong with your school district and the solution would be to replace everyone at the top, then make all other staff reapply for their jobs.

          We may be in need of teachers, but nothing excuses letting morons, racists, pedophiles, drunks and criminals teach. And the good teachers don’t want to work with these people either.

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        2. In that aspect of less and etc.. their lives should be destroyed by a good firing. My son was assaulted by Mr Tyler at McKinley Jr. If the school board would have did something then he wouldn’t have been able to sexual assault a female student. Mr. Bentz damaged my shoulder at McKinley Jr by grabbing my arm and swinging me into the bleachers for chewing gum. Police were notified He kept his job and continued to pick with me. It has been covered up and shuffled around for a very long time

  3. This teacher is certainly a jerk and his comments are out of line. However, his behavior is much less egregious that the teacher at KTEC who was trying to hook up with one of his students. I don’t understand why that teacher was not fired.

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    1. Although his comments are wrong and he is seriously in need to some retraining on appropriate communication with others, I was waiting for the “sexual assault,sexting,inappropriate touching, grooming, part of the story to come out. Compared to most other stories from KUSD, this guy mainly needs to keep quiet about his opinions!

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      1. My comment was deleted. All I asked was, “where’s the racist comments?”….
        No free speech here

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    1. South Sider…,… How is this a Kenosha County problem? All these pedophiles and racist teachers are all employed by KUSD. If you want to enhance your child’s chances of being a real shitbag later in life, just keep living in Kenosha and enrolled in KUSD.

  4. Let me take a stab at this.

    We don’t know the exact sequence of events but “resign or be resigned” is not all that uncommon and, in fact, the termination letter may well have been prepared and ready to go. So, why allow a resignation as opposed to termination?

    Answers: 1) Certainty; 2) Expediency; 3) Cost-effective. Getting rid of a problem employee by termination can result in internal and external due process and litigation that employers don’t always win. Even if the employer (in this case, KUSD) wins in the end, it can be pretty costly for the taxpayers and creates uncertainty for the school, other teachers and students. Cutting your losses gives an expedient and, hopefully, final outcome. I’d say the district would have a 75% chance, maybe a bit more, of winning a termination fight but KUSD’s odds are close to 100% of bidding a final farewell with the resignation. The Gallo file shows attempts at progressive discipline. There are also statements of support as well.

    The down side to this is often the problem employee continues to be a problem at his or her next job. Walworth County police agencies in particular often would even go so far as to pay problem employees to quit vs. pursue termination. That was always mind boggling.

    Also mind boggling to some extent is how KUSD could come to a termination decision here and not in even more frightening cases (as KCE has frequently illustrated). The transparency and veracity of the district’s PR flak and others is also head spinning at times.

    This incident shows how shallow and unreliable the process can be when employers with even more compelling cases favoring termination are allowed to stay. I don’t think KUSD is entitled to a trophy for doing what should be done here.

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    1. You just wasted a lot of time with a general comment on a nonspecific person, but this is a story about specific actions with a specific person. Instead of trying to further cloud things, maybe just admit that something is seriously wrong here. When you hand deliver a notice of termination, that is not the opening shot in negotiations. That is game over and a person no longer employed has already lost the right to resign. There are enough people in many public sectors allowed to resign so that they can go soil themselves in another district without Kenosha having to do it yet again.

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      1. You are incorrect. The termination notice is just the beginning because it could be litigated. Not game over. Resignation is game over.

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        1. Let him litigate it, let him waste some lawyer money on his firing that he will need later to fight civil suits against him. Stop being a coward and stop making excuses for the school doing the wrong thing with this resignation bullshit! He was fired, that’s where it should have stayed, and there was certainly just cause for firing him just like there is Just cause to fire some of the other drugs that we seem to be stuck with. Instead of a school, it’s more of a zoo with an albatross collection.

          1. Except that the taxpayers will waste lawyer money, too, with no guarantee of winning. I don’t care how they get rid of problem people. One down, case closed, more to go, next case.

  5. “Past accepted practice”….of bending/ignoring rules and approved policy is an advantage when those who do the hiring and firing find their own indiscretions looking at getting the axe.
    Favors granted on the backs of taxpayers can provide dividends at a later date.

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  6. Leading and teaching by bad example, KUSD has many ways to negatively influence and indoctrinate students.
    Abolish Teacher Unions
    Abolish Public Schools

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  7. But if you’re black, you can have intimate contact with several females and she will brush it under the rug.,KUSD overpaid too many layers of administration too many terrible teachers Kenosha’s woke

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  8. There is no crime greater than being a—gasp—RACIST! I mean, what’s the worst a pedo-teacher is going to do to a child? Permanent, irreparable damage to their psyche, causing lifelong trauma? Pfff- that’s nothing. Racism is the WORST.

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  9. Some of these teachers are in the wrong field of work! They should not be working with kids! Racism needs to stop NOW😡

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    1. There are more serious crimes going on with KUSD. Just read the KCE articles on all the sex crimes! People just need to pull their kids out of the public school system!

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  10. Kevin, please find another word to use than embattled. You use it quite often and it’s starting to feel like lazy grammatical use.

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  11. “Spin master flash.” Brilliant! If that woman has a law degree, should could join the prosecutor’s office.

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  12. So tis is what it takes to get fired from a school district job.

    Multiple Drunk Driving arrests = No Problem
    Grooming Students = No Problem
    Racist Comments towards Caucasians = No Problem

    Racist Comments towards non-Caucasian = YOUR FIRED!!!

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  13. I never knew Tanya Ruder was such a a lying scumbag . By the way , how is that drunk Tremper teacher doing ?

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    1. If he said it at the bar, or on the golf course itself, no one would give a dime, but the rules are different when you are a teacher and say it to a student in a room full of students. It simply isn’t allowable and firing him was the correct response according to the rule book he is supposed to work under.

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      1. If he crept (groomed) on one of his female students with over 600 snapchats telling her he loved her instead he would have been OK.

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  14. ¨It will alleged that he made comments to the effect that Gallo had a personal pet peeve against overweight individuals and that he wondered why they did not simply go to the gym.

    ¨Gallo also stated to students that he does double takes when he see African Americans on the golf course. He also admitted to telling Mom jokes to his students in class.¨

    ¨ he was issued a written warning for telling a hispanic student “If you are so proud of your country then go back to your country” ”

    Gallo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1ehJRvVL_4

  15. Where are all the liberals that protest and post about their agenda? Where is berg, Joel, Landry, and others who post and gripe about other issues? This is the question Kenosha! Support the wrong political party and now we have this! Predators in our schools. But we want to worry about Ukraine, Aldi, and Biden.

  16. Gallo fired because of wokeness, and the response is pitchforks and torches against those who weren’t harsh enough in punishing him? I was mistaken there were conservatives here.

  17. As being in a student of gallo, this article lies about saying double takes on the golf course, that was never said. But the rest of it was true. As he was apart of our school for 2 years, he harassed us non stop, and was very creepy toward the girls. That is all I am allowed to say

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Andy Berg – Former Kenosha County Board Supervisor and Former DOC Sergeant(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – Andrew Berg, a former Kenosha County Board Supervisor and correctional sergeant, was fired by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections last fall after investigators discovered he printed a background check on Kevin Mathewson, editor of Kenosha County Eye, during work hours —

Felonies, Firearms, and Fraud: Kenosha County Sees Busy Day in Court

KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. – Prosecutors filed criminal charges Monday against many individuals in a broad range of cases, including organized retail theft, multiple OWIs, felony bail jumping, and weapon violations. Ryan R. Pedesclaux, of Atlanta, Georgia, is facing extradition as a fugitive. According to court records, he is wanted in Gwinnett County, Georgia, for attempted motor vehicle theft. He is currently in custody

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Kenosha Man Accused of Beating Child’s Mother, Stealing SUV, and Sending Suicide Threat Video

Jesus I. Aguilera, 32, of Kenosha In Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 32-year-old Kenosha man is facing multiple criminal charges after he allegedly beat the mother of his child in front of their 4-year-old son, stole her SUV, and later sent her a video of himself holding a knife to his throat. You must be logged

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Father Accused of Assaulting Teenage Daughter; $7,500 Bail Set

Joshua J. Fleming, 43, of Kenosha In Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha father is facing felony child abuse charges after allegedly attacking his teenage daughter in a fast-food parking lot and later threatening her not to call the police. You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.

KUSD Warns Parents About TikTok Challenge Encouraging Chromebook Destruction

KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. – The Kenosha Unified School District is sounding the alarm over a disturbing new social media trend encouraging students to vandalize school-issued Chromebooks — a challenge that has already made waves in other districts across the country. In a letter emailed to all KUSD families on Monday, district officials warned parents about a viral TikTok trend that involves students intentionally

Teen Charged with Strangulation in Domestic Violence Case

KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha teen is facing felony and misdemeanor charges after allegedly attacking the mother of his child in a violent domestic incident earlier this month. The suspect, 18-year-old Alan Jared Munoz, was charged Monday in Kenosha County Circuit Court with strangulation and suffocation, battery, and disorderly conduct — all with domestic abuse enhancers. According to the criminal complaint, Kenosha police

Two Women Charged in $1,900 Pleasant Prairie Outlet Heist

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Two Milwaukee women appeared in Kenosha County court Monday on charges stemming from a retail theft spree at the Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets, where they allegedly stole nearly $2,000 worth of merchandise from two clothing stores. Niesha D. Sinclair, 42, is charged with three felonies and two misdemeanors, including two counts of felony retail theft, two counts of removing

Kenosha Man Accused of Brutal Beating Given $2,500 Bail Despite Immigration Concerns

KENOSHA, Wis. – A 31-year-old Kenosha man accused of severely beating another man during a family gathering was given a $2,500 cash bail during his initial court appearance Friday. Victor Alfonso Lopez-Lopez is charged with felony substantial battery for allegedly punching a man about 20 times in the head on May 8, according to a criminal complaint filed in Kenosha County Circuit Court.

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Kenosha Man Accused of Strangling 9-Year-Old Son, Threatening to Kill Him; Bail Set at $10,000

Coy W. Turner Jr., 37, of Kenosha In Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – A Kenosha man is accused of violently attacking his 9-year-old son during a domestic incident that left the child so traumatized he urinated in his pants out of fear. The father now faces felony charges and remains in custody after a court appearance Friday.

Racine Man Faces Charges After Loaded Revolver Found During OWI Stop

KENOSHA, Wis. — A 25-year-old Racine man was given a $500 cash bond Friday after Kenosha County authorities say he was caught driving drunk with a loaded revolver under his seat — a weapon he allegedly possessed illegally as a convicted felon. Dylan Christian Rojas appeared in court before Court Commissioner Donald Bielski, who set the bail amount and scheduled a pre-trial conference

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