This woman's privacy was violated, and she's being punished for it. Claims that it's her fault because of a very common oversight are specious and wrong. He stole her phone, that's where the wrong is.
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Kristen mccabe
10 years ago
David Eubanks is a disgrace of a human being. Keep your head high Ms. Arthur.
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Wayne Fraser
10 years ago
Dont punish the teacher she has a life and her career and life is tarnished.!
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Barry Todhunter
10 years ago
This should be a lesson learned event not a career ender. The student was the one in the wrong, but a simple passcode lock could have prevented the entire incident.
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Joy
10 years ago
The situation was handled improperly by the superintendent. His continued defamation of the teacher's character in the press is inappropriate.
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Anthony Lemma
10 years ago
Find a good lawyer and Sue the district no way you lose the case
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Jack Stand
10 years ago
In a democracy, the people get the government they deserve.
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Britni
10 years ago
Not making children responsible for their actions is exactly why the world has created an entire generation of entitles brats. If my son did this he would be punished regardless of the schools decision.
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Chelsee martin
10 years ago
The leadership that thought firing this teacher was sound reasoning shouldn't be in charge of children's educations.
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Claire Barnett
10 years ago
Despicable behaviour from a student and a violation of privacy
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Carl Torode
10 years ago
Women should not be held accountable in any way for the criminal actions of men!...PERIOD!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
She did nothing wrong i cant believe that principal she should not resign but promoted for her courage and that student should be expel from school
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Firing the victim of multiple criminal acts is really not the right thing to do.
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Mark Detor
10 years ago
Are you kidding me? If this teacher is as good as she is reported to be, this is a no-brainer! Do the right thing superintendent! When she returns, host an assembly for all students. Bring this issue right out into the open with everyone and allow this lady and everyone else to return to normalcy! Simply put, "stuff happens!" Do the right thing and move on! Good teachers are too hard to find so when you've got one, keep her (or him)!
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Jose L Lopez
10 years ago
The one who should be expelled is the principal. This is not a child it's a predator and the judicial system is always making excuses for them.
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Brace Potthoff
10 years ago
The teacher's privacy was violated and the student is guilty of intentionally sharing sexually explicit content with minors. Could the teacher have taken extra precaution? Absolutely, but that doesn't excuse the actions of the student any more than me leaving my door unlocked while I go check my mail excuses a robber for breaking into my house and taking what he wishes. When a malicious student violates someone's privacy, then proceeds to expose minors to sexually explicit material, that student needs to be held accountable for his actions and the victim of his actions ought to be protected.
Superintendent David Eubanks' blaming the victim calls into question his ability to lead the district with sound judgment.
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eftakar nohar
10 years ago
Mrs. Arthur did not have to loose her job over something this student did.
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Gregory Lee
10 years ago
The student should have never touched her phone in the first place!
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Wade williams
10 years ago
This is absurd. The victim of a felony crime is being punished because she was victimized!
Do what's right and stand up for your teacher.
This woman's privacy was violated, and she's being punished for it. Claims that it's her fault because of a very common oversight are specious and wrong. He stole her phone, that's where the wrong is.
David Eubanks is a disgrace of a human being. Keep your head high Ms. Arthur.
Dont punish the teacher she has a life and her career and life is tarnished.!
This should be a lesson learned event not a career ender. The student was the one in the wrong, but a simple passcode lock could have prevented the entire incident.
The situation was handled improperly by the superintendent. His continued defamation of the teacher's character in the press is inappropriate.
Find a good lawyer and Sue the district no way you lose the case
In a democracy, the people get the government they deserve.
Not making children responsible for their actions is exactly why the world has created an entire generation of entitles brats. If my son did this he would be punished regardless of the schools decision.
The leadership that thought firing this teacher was sound reasoning shouldn't be in charge of children's educations.
Despicable behaviour from a student and a violation of privacy
Women should not be held accountable in any way for the criminal actions of men!...PERIOD!
She did nothing wrong i cant believe that principal she should not resign but promoted for her courage and that student should be expel from school
Firing the victim of multiple criminal acts is really not the right thing to do.
Are you kidding me? If this teacher is as good as she is reported to be, this is a no-brainer! Do the right thing superintendent! When she returns, host an assembly for all students. Bring this issue right out into the open with everyone and allow this lady and everyone else to return to normalcy! Simply put, "stuff happens!" Do the right thing and move on! Good teachers are too hard to find so when you've got one, keep her (or him)!
The one who should be expelled is the principal. This is not a child it's a predator and the judicial system is always making excuses for them.
The teacher's privacy was violated and the student is guilty of intentionally sharing sexually explicit content with minors. Could the teacher have taken extra precaution? Absolutely, but that doesn't excuse the actions of the student any more than me leaving my door unlocked while I go check my mail excuses a robber for breaking into my house and taking what he wishes. When a malicious student violates someone's privacy, then proceeds to expose minors to sexually explicit material, that student needs to be held accountable for his actions and the victim of his actions ought to be protected. Superintendent David Eubanks' blaming the victim calls into question his ability to lead the district with sound judgment.
Mrs. Arthur did not have to loose her job over something this student did.
The student should have never touched her phone in the first place!
This is absurd. The victim of a felony crime is being punished because she was victimized!