A high school English teacher in Texas who was fired after she sent tweets to President Trump asking him to rid her school of undocumented immigrants should be reinstated or be paid a year’s salary, a state agency ruled this week.

But the ruling is probably not the last turn in the story, as the Fort Worth Independent School District said that it believed her firing was appropriate and that it would appeal the state’s ruling.

“We stand by our decision because we firmly believe this is in the best interests of all students,” Kent P. Scribner , the superintendent of the school district, said in a statement this week.

Image Georgia Clark, a former high school English teacher in Fort Worth. Credit... Fort Worth ISD, via KTVT

The state found that the teacher, Georgia Clark, should be reinstated and get back pay and employment benefits, or instead of being allowed to return to her job, she could receive one year’s salary from the date she would have been reinstated, according to its ruling.