A federal judge has dismissed most of a Cobb County assistant principal’s claims that she was transferred to a distant, lower-performing school after some parents complained that her yoga and mindfulness practices were a subterfuge to indoctrinate children into the Buddhist faith.

Judge William Duffey Jr. tossed all but one of Bonnie Cole’s constitutional and Title VII claims against the Cobb County School District and superintendent. Cole’s complaint said her yoga-based breathing and meditation exercises was initially welcomed by other teachers and Bullard Elementary School officials.  

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