This is a travesty. Any school board memeber who supports this should be fired.
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Christina
10 years ago
Bring her back!
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john d
10 years ago
the student showed malicious intent and knew what he was doing.
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Andy St Laurent
10 years ago
An unbelievable miscarriage of justice, blaming the victim for the crime.
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Mary Brown
10 years ago
Total travesty.
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Blake
10 years ago
Her privacy was invaded, the student should be fully held accountable for their actions.
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Sara Rebecca Toye
10 years ago
Thank you for standing up for your teacher!
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Beth Kalter
10 years ago
If I left my doors unlocked on my house, and someone stole something, is it right to blame me for that??? This is victim blaming at its finest.
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Tone bakkeli
10 years ago
Give them the teacher back.
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Jennifer Walker
10 years ago
This is so appalling, it's sickening how their treating this teacher, who is a VICTIM! Not the other way around!
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Jason Anthony
10 years ago
Ridiculous that the teacher is in trouble for this. Would be completely different if the teacher had sent the student the pictures, but for him to take her phone and steal the pictures resulting in her being punished is ludicrous.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It's nice to see the teacher's students taking responsibility into their hands to get their teacher back. I hope changes are made, both for the teacher, and for the student(s) responsible for carrying out the wrongful/illegal actions.
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Emanuel Garcia
10 years ago
Reinstate!
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Matthew Johnson
10 years ago
Toss the kid & the principal outta the school. Give that woman back her job.
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Antony Booth
10 years ago
This is such a travesty. How the state tries to axe a teacher instead of berating the student.
Hopefully the police will prosecute the student.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Bring back Mrs. Arthur!
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John Smith Jr
10 years ago
For Narnia!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Mrs. Arthur did not ask for her phone to be stolen. The student who stole it needs to be held responsible for his actions. Good teachers don't grow on trees, AND she did nothing wrong!
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Jerry brandt
10 years ago
Shame on this school district to betray this teacher. Sounds like she was victimized twice..
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Lee Hague
10 years ago
Sack whatever numb skull sacked her and give the victim her job back
This is a travesty. Any school board memeber who supports this should be fired.
Bring her back!
the student showed malicious intent and knew what he was doing.
An unbelievable miscarriage of justice, blaming the victim for the crime.
Total travesty.
Her privacy was invaded, the student should be fully held accountable for their actions.
Thank you for standing up for your teacher!
If I left my doors unlocked on my house, and someone stole something, is it right to blame me for that??? This is victim blaming at its finest.
Give them the teacher back.
This is so appalling, it's sickening how their treating this teacher, who is a VICTIM! Not the other way around!
Ridiculous that the teacher is in trouble for this. Would be completely different if the teacher had sent the student the pictures, but for him to take her phone and steal the pictures resulting in her being punished is ludicrous.
It's nice to see the teacher's students taking responsibility into their hands to get their teacher back. I hope changes are made, both for the teacher, and for the student(s) responsible for carrying out the wrongful/illegal actions.
Reinstate!
Toss the kid & the principal outta the school. Give that woman back her job.
This is such a travesty. How the state tries to axe a teacher instead of berating the student. Hopefully the police will prosecute the student.
Bring back Mrs. Arthur!
For Narnia!
Mrs. Arthur did not ask for her phone to be stolen. The student who stole it needs to be held responsible for his actions. Good teachers don't grow on trees, AND she did nothing wrong!
Shame on this school district to betray this teacher. Sounds like she was victimized twice..
Sack whatever numb skull sacked her and give the victim her job back