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When a student asks her where the flag is, saying it's 'kinda weird that we stand and then we say it (the Pledge of Allegiance) to nothing,' the teacher shrugged it off and told them: 'I'm working on it, I got you.'

Pitzen also showed the large pride flag she got at Target and planned to hang on the wall - the same one she later told one of her students they could say the Pledge to in place of the American Flag.   

Authorities earlier confirmed she had suffered 'inflicted trauma to the head' and her body was found last fall hidden under a tarp, a wheelbarrow and railroad ties at the Chautauqua Park hours after she was reported missing.

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'We are aware of this incident and are investigating. While we do not discuss employee related matters, we can tell you that showing respect and honor for our nation's flag is a value that we instill in our students and an expectation of our employees,' Franco said.  

Not everyone disagreed with Pitzen, some praised her decision while others said they would have felt more comfortable pledging to the gay pride flag rather than the US one. 'Reciting a pledge to any flag is cringe,' one user commented.

An earlier video she posted on her account, where she goes by @MrsGillingsworth, the teacher celebrated Pride Month on June 1 and showed off how she is celebrating by hanging a variety of pride flags in her classroom.

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She received the Honda Cup in a ceremony at UCLA.

It's the second consecutive year that a women's basketball player won the award as South Carolina's Aliyah Boston was the recipient in 2022. Overall, 17 basketball players have won the Honda Cup - the most of any sport.

According to the documents, a friend of Goodale showed police Snapchat messages that indicated that Goodale and Miller 'were involved in the planning, execution, and disposal of evidence' related to Graber's death. 

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But on Tuesday Judge Shawn Showers denied the teens' attorneys request that the media and public be excluded from Thursday's hearing on whether the teens should be waived from adult court back to juvenile court.

Goodale and Miller have both been charged with murder in the death of 66-year-old Fairfield High School Spanish teacher Graber, a Mexican immigrant and mother who was a much-loved member of the local community. 

Goodale and Miller are charged as adults as required by Iowa court procedures, which say anyone 16 or over charged with a forcible felony is automatically waived to adult court 'and is subject to the same criminal procedures and penalties as adults.'

The adult sentence for first-degree murder in Iowa is life in prison, although in 2016 the Iowa Supreme Court banned judges from imposing murder sentences of life without parole for offenders under age 18, saying it amounts to cruel and unusual punishment under the Iowa Constitution.