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Bring Back Mrs. Arthur

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Dana Haywood
10 years ago

This is a blatant abuse of power by David Eubanks and a terrible way to run a school system.

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Amber Washington
10 years ago

This is ludicrous. She has the right to send whatever she wants from her personal device. Her privacy was grossly violated and that is an unwarranted punishment in and of itself. The school district needs to get a grip and utilize a little common sense and courtesy.

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Oliver N
10 years ago

This was a really stupid mistake. By the school

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George Howard
10 years ago

Mr. Eubanks, I respectfully urge you to fully reinstate Mrs. Arthur and put this incident behind you. The student was plainly at fault. She did nothing wrong. If I lend you my phone to make a phone call or leave it momentarily unattended in your presence, does that give you the right to go through my photo gallery? No. Would I not have a reasonable expectation of privacy that you should not do so? Yes. Thank you.

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Soufiane
10 years ago

Its a disgrace, a huge disgrace..its a violation accessing private content on a personal item that is not yours to begin with. He should be expelled and she should get her job back...ASAP...or sue their asses

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Jackie M
10 years ago

The student should be expelled for stealing and going theought the teacher's phone. Doesn't matter if she had "sexy photo's", she didn't send them to any one but her husband. It's not like she was sending those photos to the students. The student violated her privacy and shouldn't be let go.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

If the student had broken into her home and posted photos found there, how would this have been any different? The teacher is a victim.

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kelly r
10 years ago

Shame on this school district

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Alysha Millacci
10 years ago

This superintendent is disgusting and probably forgets that karma still exists.

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Leon Kammer
10 years ago

The superintendent of the school should be aware that the student has committed a federal offence under the school's roof. As the head of the school, he is ultimately responsible for the actions of the student, and therefore should be incarcerated.

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Spring Earwood
10 years ago

I hope this lady gets a fair chance. This child ruined her career and she needs a fresh start. I hope the child learns that it's not okay to invade others privacy.

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Brian Cole
10 years ago

Reinstate the teacher, punish the student, and suspend those on the staff that have blatantly mishandled this situation

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Christine MArtin
10 years ago

This is disgusting behavior on the part of superintendent David Eubanks. He needs to be replaced.

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Jen H
10 years ago

Hopefully, she won't want her job back there. It's disgusting how they made this her fault. I'm sure that if she's a great teacher, she'd be welcomed somewhere tbat would appreciate her. - Jen in RI

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Elizabeth Perez
10 years ago

It is ridiculous to fire a teacher when her privacy was invaded. From an outsider's perspective it looks like the superintendent is being sexist and doesn't want to deal with issue.

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Emma B
10 years ago

The Vilain, I.E the student needs to be punished, not the Victim- the teacher! How ridiculously backwards.

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Erin Hill
10 years ago

Once again people try to blame the victim for the crime committed against them. This makes me so deeply saddened.

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Mark wardell
10 years ago

The super should be fire for not supporting the staff.

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Margaret Tate
10 years ago

This teacher should be re-instated. She was not in the wrong. What was on her phone was her personal business. The student was in violation of her personal rights. This is a true injustice.

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Andrew Schiff
10 years ago

If Ms. Arthur had left her CAR KEYS on the desk for 4 minutes and a student stole them and went joy-riding, would she have been fired for that? Plus, the School Board most likely "encouraged" her to resign so that they would not have to pay unemployment benefits. I truly hope Ms. Arthur files and wins a wrongful dismissal lawsuit. It's sad - the racist, sexist rednecks running South Carolina have turned the state into a joke.