A former employee of Indianapolis charter school Ignite Achievement Academy has won a $48,500 settlement after filing a lawsuit accusing the school of discrimination.
Kelly Hershey filed the complaint in federal court on March 10, 2021, alleging race discrimination, first amendment retaliation and violation of her due process rights.
Hershey was suspended for seven days for allegedly making racist remarks toward a teacher she was advising, the lawsuit alleged. Hershey said Ignite Achievement Academy fired her after she used MyCase, Indiana’s public court portal, after learning a teacher’s absence might be related to a criminal matter.
Hershey and Ignite Achievement Academy reached a resolution and the court dismissed the case on March 31, 2022. Ignite Achievement Academy has denied any liability to Hershey for the matters alleged, read the settlement agreement.
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