A L’Anse Creuse Public Schools board has voted to censure fellow member Shane Sellers after claims of misconduct.

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – When the L’Anse Creuse Public School district surveyed parents on what to do for a return to school, it reported 70% of parents wanted face-to-face education and 30% wanted remote learning. Unlike the districts around them, which opted for choosing remote starts and minimal face-to-face, the L’Anse Creuse Public School district -- the fourth largest in Macomb County -- decided to go with in-person learning to the chagrin of many students. RELATED: School report: How is virtual learning going? Let us knowLocal 4 put together a student roundtable with six students from the district -- half said they feel like their arms are being twisted to return to in-person learning against their wishes. They believe the school board was so intent on face-to-face education that the virtual option wasn’t properly considered.

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. LAnse Creuse Public School officials are facing some backlash from the teachers union on their back-to-school plan. The teachers union believes the district has used unfair tactics to force teachers back into the classroom. The district is the fourth largest in Macomb County, with more than 10,000 students and more than 570 teachers. So much so that while there is a virtual option for students, from a third party online school service, there was no virtual option for teachers. The teachers union said they are angry and feel like their arms are being twisted to return to the classroom.