It is ridiculous and abhorrent that the teacher Arthur was punished for the crime of a student. How this is not clear to the administration of the school is beyond my ability to comprehend.
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Steve Taylor
10 years ago
Give this teacher her job back with an apology and punish the student to the fullest extent possible.
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Ramon
10 years ago
This world needs to learn how to forgive and forget.
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Rebbecca Dobrin
10 years ago
Teacher should be reinstated immediately.
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Timothy Manns
10 years ago
Teachers are people too. Punish the child not the teacher for being a human being. This is such an insane level of punitive over reach I can't believe it even happened.
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Kyle Bourdette
10 years ago
send the kid to jail please.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The circumstances in which Mrs. Arthur was let go is unacceptable, and must be corrected.
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Ryan johannensen
10 years ago
The school should be ashamed and the kid should be punished
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Carson Barger
10 years ago
The kid should be heavily disciplined and prosecuted. The teacher had her privacy violated and I'm no way deserved to be fired. Bring her back.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Since when do we blame teachers for a students bad behavior, threats, violations of privacy, theft, and malice?!
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Ellen Simms
10 years ago
A good teacher is too valuable to discard just because students violated his or her privacy rights. Schools are all too willing to claim credit for all that goes right in classrooms and blame teachers for everything that goes wrong in a classroom.
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Daniel annen
10 years ago
She did nothing wrong and the boy responsible for stealing her property (the photo) should be punished. Grow up administrators and use some common sense.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep fighting!
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Angela
10 years ago
The student needs to be disciplined and prosecuted, if unlawful. Stupid school administrators.
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Charlene Wang
10 years ago
I read about this story on the NY Times, and felt indignant on behalf of Ms. Arthur. This incident had nothing to do with her competence as a teacher and the fact that she would be forced to lose her job over this is appalling.
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Son Ly
10 years ago
Give this teacher the job back
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is tantamount to punishing a homeowner for having their TV stolen because their door was unlocked. The student stole and invaded their teacher's privacy. Period. I would expect such backwards idiocy as this from South Carolina and sadly cannot say I'm surprised.
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Greg Eastman
10 years ago
Are you insane rehire this teacher and expel the student
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Not only is this a blatant attack on privacy, this is a blatant attack on women's and victim's rights and intimacy with her husband. Once again a male can sexually harass a woman and face no consequences. The woman did nothing wrong by taking the photos or having a body to share with her husband, and is absolutely no ground for firing/forced resigning. This student is malicious and deserves to be expelled. Hopefully the teacher sues the family for intentional emotional damage in civil court.
BRING HER BACK
It is ridiculous and abhorrent that the teacher Arthur was punished for the crime of a student. How this is not clear to the administration of the school is beyond my ability to comprehend.
Give this teacher her job back with an apology and punish the student to the fullest extent possible.
This world needs to learn how to forgive and forget.
Teacher should be reinstated immediately.
Teachers are people too. Punish the child not the teacher for being a human being. This is such an insane level of punitive over reach I can't believe it even happened.
send the kid to jail please.
The circumstances in which Mrs. Arthur was let go is unacceptable, and must be corrected.
The school should be ashamed and the kid should be punished
The kid should be heavily disciplined and prosecuted. The teacher had her privacy violated and I'm no way deserved to be fired. Bring her back.
Since when do we blame teachers for a students bad behavior, threats, violations of privacy, theft, and malice?!
A good teacher is too valuable to discard just because students violated his or her privacy rights. Schools are all too willing to claim credit for all that goes right in classrooms and blame teachers for everything that goes wrong in a classroom.
She did nothing wrong and the boy responsible for stealing her property (the photo) should be punished. Grow up administrators and use some common sense.
Keep fighting!
The student needs to be disciplined and prosecuted, if unlawful. Stupid school administrators.
I read about this story on the NY Times, and felt indignant on behalf of Ms. Arthur. This incident had nothing to do with her competence as a teacher and the fact that she would be forced to lose her job over this is appalling.
Give this teacher the job back
This is tantamount to punishing a homeowner for having their TV stolen because their door was unlocked. The student stole and invaded their teacher's privacy. Period. I would expect such backwards idiocy as this from South Carolina and sadly cannot say I'm surprised.
Are you insane rehire this teacher and expel the student
Not only is this a blatant attack on privacy, this is a blatant attack on women's and victim's rights and intimacy with her husband. Once again a male can sexually harass a woman and face no consequences. The woman did nothing wrong by taking the photos or having a body to share with her husband, and is absolutely no ground for firing/forced resigning. This student is malicious and deserves to be expelled. Hopefully the teacher sues the family for intentional emotional damage in civil court.