Clayton County schools are investigating charges a teacher threatened a student after questioning the teen's sexuality.
Randolph Forde, a teacher at Mundy’s Mill High School, remains on administrative leave with pay, schools spokesman Charles White said Monday.
Jail records show Forde was arrested last month of charges of terrorist threats and released on a $10,000 bond.
School officials postponed the employment hearing scheduled on Tuesday for Forde to face possible disciplinary action, White said, under advice from the district's attorney that there had been no sufficient prior notice.
"We needed to post notice of the hearing a full 24 hours prior, according to the the (Georgia) Open Meetings Act," White said late Monday night.
But Terrence Madden, the student's attorney, said neither he nor his client were informed of the change, and complained that the school district was stalling.
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