Phones are private, it is a criminal offense to access to someone elses phone without permission. Having it unlocked and leaving the classroom does not constitute this teacher provided access for students to look through her private things. She needs to get her job back.
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Albert van der Sluis
10 years ago
Where they even thinking?
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Jonathan gonzalez
10 years ago
Expelled the student instead.
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Eric Hibar
10 years ago
School board should be ashamed of itself.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
What is wrong with this superintendent? What a completely moronic justification of the student's actions.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Its time for people to start accepting responsibility for their actions. The student blatantly invaded Mrs. Arthur's privacy and then used that invasion of privacy to terminate her from her livelihood. What a shame this is the world we live in. Justice for Leigh Anne Arthur!
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Miguel Cetulio
10 years ago
Im so sorry for you!
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Bob McGillicutty
10 years ago
Shame on the student and the school system
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Lily smith
10 years ago
shame on your school system and shame on that child.
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Jeremy M
10 years ago
I think the school district made the wrong decision.
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amarisa rodriguez
10 years ago
Austin, Texas
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The teacher is a victim who had her privacy violated.
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Gabriel Hofer
10 years ago
absolutely ridiculous! it should`ve been the other way around: student disciplined or even expelled, and no harm for the teacher!
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Robert Munson
10 years ago
Would the student have been held blameless and Mrs. Arthur culpable if the student had stolen Mrs. Arthur's car because she left the keys in it?
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Bianey
10 years ago
I mean, come on.
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Scott Bignell
10 years ago
Insane that a victim if being punished. Punish the student.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Punish the student, reinstate the teacher.
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Eric Lamott
10 years ago
Outrageous that this is real, it sounds made up. How is this student not in huge trouble? This is a criminal act!
Where's the punishment for the student?
Phones are private, it is a criminal offense to access to someone elses phone without permission. Having it unlocked and leaving the classroom does not constitute this teacher provided access for students to look through her private things. She needs to get her job back.
Where they even thinking?
Expelled the student instead.
School board should be ashamed of itself.
What is wrong with this superintendent? What a completely moronic justification of the student's actions.
Its time for people to start accepting responsibility for their actions. The student blatantly invaded Mrs. Arthur's privacy and then used that invasion of privacy to terminate her from her livelihood. What a shame this is the world we live in. Justice for Leigh Anne Arthur!
Im so sorry for you!
Shame on the student and the school system
shame on your school system and shame on that child.
I think the school district made the wrong decision.
Austin, Texas
The teacher is a victim who had her privacy violated.
absolutely ridiculous! it should`ve been the other way around: student disciplined or even expelled, and no harm for the teacher!
Would the student have been held blameless and Mrs. Arthur culpable if the student had stolen Mrs. Arthur's car because she left the keys in it?
I mean, come on.
Insane that a victim if being punished. Punish the student.
Punish the student, reinstate the teacher.
Outrageous that this is real, it sounds made up. How is this student not in huge trouble? This is a criminal act!
Ridiculous it has to even come to this.