The pupil should be done for theft, he stole an item from her own personnel phone irrelevant if it was unlocked. She has done nothing wrong & should be fully reinstated with the backing of the school council.
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Jen greene
10 years ago
Please punish the student severely
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Jerri carroll
10 years ago
She was my daughter 6th grade teacher she would do anything for her students. It's a shame he did this to her. He needs to be punished to the fullest.
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Christopher M Owen
10 years ago
I fully support this teacher who has not done anything wrong. The world has gone completely crazy and common sense is rarely applied anywhere these days - and most certainly not in this case.
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Catrina Jeter
10 years ago
She deserves her job back
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Lucas Pereyra
10 years ago
The student should be expelled and face charges.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Give her, her job back and you sure as hell better suspended that student.
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jazmin
10 years ago
Give her the job back!!!
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Jeff Hartzell
10 years ago
Mind boggling. Best of luck to you.
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Mike Bliss
10 years ago
Common sense not so common afteral it seems!
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Alessandra
10 years ago
This is ridiculous and disgusting. No one should lose their job for being the victim of a crime!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Yay for victim Blaming!
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kahela
10 years ago
Unless the administrative staff at the school leave their phones at home, they run the same risk of having a student or fellow co-worker invade their privacy. Phone passwords can be worked around, so regardless of whether or not it was unlocked, Arthur's phone could have been accessed (the same way that everyone's phone COULD be)
The fact that there were indecent photos is inconsequential, because it was her PERSONAL information. It is tragic that her privacy has been invaded, but it is UNACCEPTABLE that she would lose her job because of it. Victim blaming is just shameful. The last time I checked, adults are allowed to have personal lives outside of their academic duties, and NEWS FLASH; adults that are in any form of domestic partnership engage in sexual behavior.
So unless administration would like to be fired over having relationships with their partners, perhaps they should grow up and realize that it is 2016, and adults take sexually illicit photos too. The real problem is that her privacy was invaded, and her employer has done nothing to protect her.
Sincerely,
University employee, Portland Oregon.
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Joel C
10 years ago
He is only "interim" superintendent for a reason.
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Nicole Kopatz
10 years ago
This woman did absolutely nothing wrong.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The moment that student picked up her phone, he was in the wrong. She should get her job back and that student should be disciplined.
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Tyler Switzer
10 years ago
anyone know the student's name?
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Lekeshia Jones
10 years ago
Please have Mrs. Leigh Ann call me. I experienced the exact same thing in Savannah Schools. 2283558203. Our voices should be heard.
Qld, Australia
The pupil should be done for theft, he stole an item from her own personnel phone irrelevant if it was unlocked. She has done nothing wrong & should be fully reinstated with the backing of the school council.
Please punish the student severely
She was my daughter 6th grade teacher she would do anything for her students. It's a shame he did this to her. He needs to be punished to the fullest.
I fully support this teacher who has not done anything wrong. The world has gone completely crazy and common sense is rarely applied anywhere these days - and most certainly not in this case.
She deserves her job back
The student should be expelled and face charges.
Give her, her job back and you sure as hell better suspended that student.
Give her the job back!!!
Mind boggling. Best of luck to you.
Common sense not so common afteral it seems!
This is ridiculous and disgusting. No one should lose their job for being the victim of a crime!!
Yay for victim Blaming!
Unless the administrative staff at the school leave their phones at home, they run the same risk of having a student or fellow co-worker invade their privacy. Phone passwords can be worked around, so regardless of whether or not it was unlocked, Arthur's phone could have been accessed (the same way that everyone's phone COULD be) The fact that there were indecent photos is inconsequential, because it was her PERSONAL information. It is tragic that her privacy has been invaded, but it is UNACCEPTABLE that she would lose her job because of it. Victim blaming is just shameful. The last time I checked, adults are allowed to have personal lives outside of their academic duties, and NEWS FLASH; adults that are in any form of domestic partnership engage in sexual behavior. So unless administration would like to be fired over having relationships with their partners, perhaps they should grow up and realize that it is 2016, and adults take sexually illicit photos too. The real problem is that her privacy was invaded, and her employer has done nothing to protect her. Sincerely, University employee, Portland Oregon.
He is only "interim" superintendent for a reason.
This woman did absolutely nothing wrong.
The moment that student picked up her phone, he was in the wrong. She should get her job back and that student should be disciplined.
anyone know the student's name?
Please have Mrs. Leigh Ann call me. I experienced the exact same thing in Savannah Schools. 2283558203. Our voices should be heard.
Please offer Mrs. Arthur her job back.