A decision by two high school volleyball coaches — one a teacher, the other a school board member — to show the sexploitation film “Fifty Shades of Grey” to a carful of teenage girls has plunged a tiny town in northern Wisconsin into a contentious and highly personal school board race.
Mercer High School parent and school board candidate Christa Reinert was slapped with a restraining order last month, accused of harassing Robyn Schoeneman, the teacher who — along with school board member Kelly Kohegyi — allowed members of the girls volleyball team to watch the movie on a road trip to a tournament. Schoeneman describes Reinert in court records as a volatile bully who has waged a seven-month campaign of “harassment, intimidation and slander” in an effort to get her fired. READ MORE
