That's one serious hypocrite.

So she was convinced back in June and July to do the healthy thing (for herself and the people around her) but the idea of being told to tell people about it offended her enough to risk her job (and her career?) over it?

I've met some odd teachers -- my father was a elementary and high school administrator -- but she sounds a bit stranger than most.

From the link

"Earlier, Koen uploaded a copy of the card to Gina McLaughlin-Schurman, the district's assistant superintendent of human resources," The State Journal-Register revealed Sunday. "The card showed she received her first dose of the vaccine on June 29, with the second dose coming on July 19, well before Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker came out with the mandate about school personnel.

Koen had until Wednesday to do a "remediation plan" the district outlined during an Oct. 27 meeting and would begin unpaid leave on Nov. 17. She then turned over her card showing that she'd actually been vaccinated the whole time she was fighting the district.

"I didn't want to have to produce a vaccination card because I don't think that's legal or appropriate,

What a dick! (A gender-neutral dick!)