Absolutely nonsense that the child was not disciplined.
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alisdair
10 years ago
I support you!
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hector
10 years ago
we all had the 8th grade syndrome we do stupid things that's what is human is all about to learn from the stupid things that we all did once in our life
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Steve Hoschler
10 years ago
Do the students run this school?
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Micah Neumark
10 years ago
While the teacher made the mistake of not protecting her phone, she did nothing deserving of termination. The student on the other hand needs some form of punishment to show that this kind of behavior is not to be tolerated. The school should be ashamed of its actions. We have too few female engineers as it is and you fire one trying to teach others about it. Shame on you.
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Sarah Preston
10 years ago
This poor woman was the victim of an assault of her privacy. When this happened to Jennifer Lawrence, the world was up in arms. But when the phone of a teacher is illegally broken into, she gets punished? The kid who did this to her needs jail time for his crime and she needs to be reinstated immediately, with full public apologies from the school. What a teacher does with their free time is their business, and the students and faculty of the school have no rights to attack them for it.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Support from New Zealand
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This student would be in prison if he were an adult and a took banking information.
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John Anderson
10 years ago
Expel the boy who effectively stole someone's property and then made public their personal information. Firing a teacher for the wrongs of a teen. Disgusting act of cowardice by the board, they should lose their jobs due to wrongful termination.
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Josef Schneider
10 years ago
Bring her back. No, she's not perfect. You aren't, either. She is a compassionate, wonderful teacher from everything I have read about her. You can't afford to lose someone like her. Put her student in jail for distribution of pornography and trespassing and theft.
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Timothy Mahoney
10 years ago
from Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
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Robert Oulton
10 years ago
Deserves compensation for wrongful dismissal; student deserves 2 years probation and mandatory counselling.
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Nikki Aaron
10 years ago
This teacher should never have been fired for taking photos in her private time, and for having her privacy violated by a student. Expel the student for being hateful and using the woman's body to shame her.
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Michael Davis
10 years ago
Kids an idiot, rehire the teacher.
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Derick Thompson
10 years ago
There are two issues here that bother me, first and foremost was this wonderful sounding teacher being fired, and second is the student involved has faced no discipline. She forgives him, and I hope she forgives the school board when she is reinstated.
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Toby Blauwasser
10 years ago
This was a theft of personal property. The supreme court has ruled that the contents of a digital device such as a phone is protected by the 4th Amendement. Even though this constitutional protection applies to government intrusion, it is questionable that the employer could use this information garnered by a criminal act as a reason for discipline.
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Nick T
10 years ago
I would like this signature to mean something. I would hope it makes a positive impact on this teachers life and helps to support her in her efforts to educate young minds in this rapidly changing world.
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Brooks Thompson
10 years ago
Give me a break, this is a load of nonsense. Are you that blind to see that it's the student who is at fault here. How on earth are you not going to punish him for this, is this how you want to bring up children in the school system now? Grow some balls.
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Brett Murdock
10 years ago
Re-hire the teacher. Not her fault and her privacy is her own business.
Re-hire her and expel the student.
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Keila Burkhart
10 years ago
people need to learn boundaries and consequences. I feel sure that Ms. Arthur has learned that in her lifetime and is a very trusting person.
Absolutely nonsense that the child was not disciplined.
I support you!
we all had the 8th grade syndrome we do stupid things that's what is human is all about to learn from the stupid things that we all did once in our life
Do the students run this school?
While the teacher made the mistake of not protecting her phone, she did nothing deserving of termination. The student on the other hand needs some form of punishment to show that this kind of behavior is not to be tolerated. The school should be ashamed of its actions. We have too few female engineers as it is and you fire one trying to teach others about it. Shame on you.
This poor woman was the victim of an assault of her privacy. When this happened to Jennifer Lawrence, the world was up in arms. But when the phone of a teacher is illegally broken into, she gets punished? The kid who did this to her needs jail time for his crime and she needs to be reinstated immediately, with full public apologies from the school. What a teacher does with their free time is their business, and the students and faculty of the school have no rights to attack them for it.
Support from New Zealand
This student would be in prison if he were an adult and a took banking information.
Expel the boy who effectively stole someone's property and then made public their personal information. Firing a teacher for the wrongs of a teen. Disgusting act of cowardice by the board, they should lose their jobs due to wrongful termination.
Bring her back. No, she's not perfect. You aren't, either. She is a compassionate, wonderful teacher from everything I have read about her. You can't afford to lose someone like her. Put her student in jail for distribution of pornography and trespassing and theft.
from Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Deserves compensation for wrongful dismissal; student deserves 2 years probation and mandatory counselling.
This teacher should never have been fired for taking photos in her private time, and for having her privacy violated by a student. Expel the student for being hateful and using the woman's body to shame her.
Kids an idiot, rehire the teacher.
There are two issues here that bother me, first and foremost was this wonderful sounding teacher being fired, and second is the student involved has faced no discipline. She forgives him, and I hope she forgives the school board when she is reinstated.
This was a theft of personal property. The supreme court has ruled that the contents of a digital device such as a phone is protected by the 4th Amendement. Even though this constitutional protection applies to government intrusion, it is questionable that the employer could use this information garnered by a criminal act as a reason for discipline.
I would like this signature to mean something. I would hope it makes a positive impact on this teachers life and helps to support her in her efforts to educate young minds in this rapidly changing world.
Give me a break, this is a load of nonsense. Are you that blind to see that it's the student who is at fault here. How on earth are you not going to punish him for this, is this how you want to bring up children in the school system now? Grow some balls.
Re-hire the teacher. Not her fault and her privacy is her own business. Re-hire her and expel the student.
people need to learn boundaries and consequences. I feel sure that Ms. Arthur has learned that in her lifetime and is a very trusting person.