The teacher did nothing wrong, at all. How is the kid not the one at fault for rummaging through the phone in the first place? That's invasion of something personal.
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Charles Mallahan III
10 years ago
The backwards way this situation was handled is deplorable. The student should be punished and Mrs. Arthur should be given the option to return to her previous position.
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Brooke Hefley
10 years ago
What that student did to her is terrible. I cannot believe the teacher was let go while the student remains unpunished. I hope he regrets what he did for the rest of his life. But how could he if the school has no problem with it?
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Brendan o
10 years ago
Blame the teacher and not the student, amazing backwords thinking by a school that is supposed to be teaching its students how to be responsible members of society.
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Robb
10 years ago
Punish the student, not the teacher.
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Briana Paey
10 years ago
I can't believe this is even happening in an American school in the 21st century. The student involved should be expelled from the school for the severe invasion of privacy.
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Gavin
10 years ago
The kid is a dickhead.
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Jeff Matusicky
10 years ago
The fact that she was fired to begin with shows all you need to know about the values schools are teaching our children. Ridiculous!
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Anthony Munson
10 years ago
If she left her purse on her desk and he went through it and found some Polaroids in a sealed envelope would she be to blame for that too? Use some common sense.
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Tony L
10 years ago
Mrs. Arthur to be reinstated!
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Sabine Guenster
10 years ago
This is scandalous! And I'm not talking about some PRIVATE fotos.
Those in power should use some common sense. Or get replaced.
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Alyssa Palumbo
10 years ago
Its disgusting that this woman was fired for something she did during her own time outside of school. A student stole her phone and stole those pictures. He should be punished to the full extent. Not the teacher.
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Michael Hurley
10 years ago
This woman is a victim. Punish the kid(s) who STOLE her phone. This is a travesty.
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Le Reddit Army
10 years ago
le justice
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Juan Carlos Ruiz
10 years ago
She's a victim not a criminal. A better example for students must be how to respect each other and how to respect private lives. Private message on phones exists everywhere, but not everyone is taking those messages without permission.
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Luan
10 years ago
Hopefully things will be resolved! Although "young" (though not that much), the student must realize the consequences of his stupid actions.
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nicole hecht
10 years ago
This is outrageous. Do we no longer have rights in the privacy of our own lives?
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Chris Cow
10 years ago
Disgraceful
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Laura lott
10 years ago
The kid should be repermanded. Not the teacher. She has a right to her personal life.
wtf
The teacher did nothing wrong, at all. How is the kid not the one at fault for rummaging through the phone in the first place? That's invasion of something personal.
The backwards way this situation was handled is deplorable. The student should be punished and Mrs. Arthur should be given the option to return to her previous position.
What that student did to her is terrible. I cannot believe the teacher was let go while the student remains unpunished. I hope he regrets what he did for the rest of his life. But how could he if the school has no problem with it?
Blame the teacher and not the student, amazing backwords thinking by a school that is supposed to be teaching its students how to be responsible members of society.
Punish the student, not the teacher.
I can't believe this is even happening in an American school in the 21st century. The student involved should be expelled from the school for the severe invasion of privacy.
The kid is a dickhead.
The fact that she was fired to begin with shows all you need to know about the values schools are teaching our children. Ridiculous!
If she left her purse on her desk and he went through it and found some Polaroids in a sealed envelope would she be to blame for that too? Use some common sense.
Mrs. Arthur to be reinstated!
This is scandalous! And I'm not talking about some PRIVATE fotos. Those in power should use some common sense. Or get replaced.
Its disgusting that this woman was fired for something she did during her own time outside of school. A student stole her phone and stole those pictures. He should be punished to the full extent. Not the teacher.
This woman is a victim. Punish the kid(s) who STOLE her phone. This is a travesty.
le justice
She's a victim not a criminal. A better example for students must be how to respect each other and how to respect private lives. Private message on phones exists everywhere, but not everyone is taking those messages without permission.
Hopefully things will be resolved! Although "young" (though not that much), the student must realize the consequences of his stupid actions.
This is outrageous. Do we no longer have rights in the privacy of our own lives?
Disgraceful
The kid should be repermanded. Not the teacher. She has a right to her personal life.