Classes were disrupted at the Klipspruit West Secondary School this week after about 11 teachers did not report to school.
The boycotting of classes started on Monday when four black teachers were barred from teaching following allegations of misconduct levelled against them.
It's understood community members refused to allow four black teachers onto the premises following allegations of misconduct.
A protest over the appointment of a black principal turned violent earlier on Thursday when residents barricaded roads with rocks and burning tyres and set a Putco bus alight.
The ANC the recent racial incidents serve only to undermine SA’s democratic project and deepen racial conflict.
Residents are burning tyres and have ordered a Putco bus driver to park his vehicle across the road and leave the area.
A group under the banner of Patriots for Equality have accused Panyaza Lesufi of not effectively dealing with the problems at the school.
Schooling was disrupted at Klipspruit West Secondary School last week, following a demonstration by residents over the appointment of a black principal.
It’s understood the protest by coloured teachers is in solidarity with their counterparts at Klipspruit West Secondary School in Soweto.
Organisers are hoping at least 28 schools will join the protest in solidarity with their counterparts at Klipspruit West Secondary School in Soweto.
The department has called on educators to adhere to the code of conduct and not to take part in any activities that will compromise schooling.
The high school teacher was found to have victimised pupils based on their race following a hearing which started in February.
Lesufi held a heated meeting with the community on Wednesday after schooling was disrupted earlier this week over the appointment of a black principal.
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says he will soon announce the new principal of the Klipspruit West Secondary School in Soweto after learning was interrupted due to the appointment of a black man.
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi met with parents and teachers of Klipspruit West Secondary School following protests over the recent appointment of a principal. The Soweto school was closed on Monday as residents were angry allegedly because the new principal is black.
Pupils have been unable to go to school this week due to a protest over the appointment of a black principal.
The school was closed on Monday as residents were angry allegedly because the new headmaster is black.
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi will meet with parents and teachers of Klipspruit West Secondary School following protests over the recent appointment of a principal.
