Educators need some support and some privacy....Help this Lady..she is the Victim
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Mackenzie Clarke
10 years ago
This is completely and totally unfair. She deserves her job.
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Martha C
10 years ago
She is the victim of theft and a sex crime (distributing nude photos without consent). She's not guilty of anything.
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Joseph Connell
10 years ago
This dismissal must be reversed; any other outcome is both immoral, improper, and a dereliction of common sense.
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Brandi Logan
10 years ago
She's given 13 years of her life to this school, and how they are repaying it is outrageous!
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Jean-Paul Deshaies
10 years ago
Grow up. You people are way too sensitive over non-sense.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This woman is a victim and the school administrators have further victimized her.
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Tyler Switzer
10 years ago
She should not be held accountable for the invasion of personal privacy by a student with the intent of invading her privacy. Also really trying hard not to rant on the student. Would love to know his name.
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Jordan Woods
10 years ago
This superintendent has shown an incredible lack of respect for this teacher, whose privacy was violated through no fault of her own.
She should be offered her job back and the student responsible punished.
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Kirsty Harrison
10 years ago
Incredibly poorly handled situation. She should be reinstated and officially apologised to by everyone involved - even if she were "routinely" allowing students to use her phone, which seems unlikely given the statements, that's not the same as accessing personal photographs.
A complete nonsense.
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Sue R
10 years ago
This is terrible. No wonder kids behave the way they do. This poor woman. No way should she be reprimanded .
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Jenny Cimbollek
10 years ago
This is a disgrace on the schools part for not protecting the privacy of the teacher and as far as distributing is total bull. If i have sonething in my phone or purse etc. for example if someome steals medications out of my things I did not give or contribute so it is no different. We live in a tech world now and phones are private so the school needs to get their heads out of their asses and do whats right.
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James Williams
10 years ago
The fact this woman doesn't have her job back yet is asinine.
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Steven
10 years ago
Ridiculous
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Teresa L Easley
10 years ago
No consequences for him and she is forced to resign? That's not justice.
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Heidi Ferguson
10 years ago
it's ridiculous that the student got away with no punishments and the victim lost her job. children aren't being raised the way they should. its disgraceful
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Adam Houck
10 years ago
She's the victim...
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yogendran naidu
10 years ago
It's not her fault. We are all human beings. To the board who forced the teacher to resign I have a question. Don't you have your wife, sisters in the family. How could you take this step to force her to resign.
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Courtney Hollensbe
10 years ago
Where is her Union on this?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The supt. is completely wrong as the only crime was the student stealing private property. The school district is looking at the potential of litigation for wrongful termination. Once again proving a penny wise pound foolish approach to a problem. The student should have been expelled and the teacher only needed a tutorial on locking her phone whilst at work.
Educators need some support and some privacy....Help this Lady..she is the Victim
This is completely and totally unfair. She deserves her job.
She is the victim of theft and a sex crime (distributing nude photos without consent). She's not guilty of anything.
This dismissal must be reversed; any other outcome is both immoral, improper, and a dereliction of common sense.
She's given 13 years of her life to this school, and how they are repaying it is outrageous!
Grow up. You people are way too sensitive over non-sense.
This woman is a victim and the school administrators have further victimized her.
She should not be held accountable for the invasion of personal privacy by a student with the intent of invading her privacy. Also really trying hard not to rant on the student. Would love to know his name.
This superintendent has shown an incredible lack of respect for this teacher, whose privacy was violated through no fault of her own. She should be offered her job back and the student responsible punished.
Incredibly poorly handled situation. She should be reinstated and officially apologised to by everyone involved - even if she were "routinely" allowing students to use her phone, which seems unlikely given the statements, that's not the same as accessing personal photographs. A complete nonsense.
This is terrible. No wonder kids behave the way they do. This poor woman. No way should she be reprimanded .
This is a disgrace on the schools part for not protecting the privacy of the teacher and as far as distributing is total bull. If i have sonething in my phone or purse etc. for example if someome steals medications out of my things I did not give or contribute so it is no different. We live in a tech world now and phones are private so the school needs to get their heads out of their asses and do whats right.
The fact this woman doesn't have her job back yet is asinine.
Ridiculous
No consequences for him and she is forced to resign? That's not justice.
it's ridiculous that the student got away with no punishments and the victim lost her job. children aren't being raised the way they should. its disgraceful
She's the victim...
It's not her fault. We are all human beings. To the board who forced the teacher to resign I have a question. Don't you have your wife, sisters in the family. How could you take this step to force her to resign.
Where is her Union on this?
The supt. is completely wrong as the only crime was the student stealing private property. The school district is looking at the potential of litigation for wrongful termination. Once again proving a penny wise pound foolish approach to a problem. The student should have been expelled and the teacher only needed a tutorial on locking her phone whilst at work.