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Bring Back Mrs. Arthur

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Gitte Larsen
10 years ago

Let rools for privacy on sosial media be more fair, and judge that person who do the crime. It has never been legal to read others letters either they are on a pc, mobile or in a letter. Reinstate Mrs. Arthur

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Rollin Knudtson
10 years ago

Until consequences for this type action are meted out to the student this activity will not stop. Even if she had allowed a student(s) to use her phone this does not give them carte blanche to steal and re-post photo's. As she, by copyright law owns the photo she could prosecute the punk for copyright infringement.

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Mark Gibbesh
10 years ago

Even if her phone was left unattended she still had a reasonable expectation of privacy.

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mark bishop
10 years ago

She was a victim . Information on her cell phone was her personal info .

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David Garner
10 years ago

She fully deserves to have her job back. This situation has been handled appallingly, by cretins.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Shame on the Superintendent. Mrs. Aurhur has every right to have want she wants on her private phone if it's not harming anyone!

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Carl Lindmark
10 years ago

At the very most, I could see the school having a talk with Mrs. Arthur, urging her to keep her phone locked (using a pin code) in the future - but other than that, they should stand by her and recognize that she is the victim in all this! Her privacy was violated when that student actively searched through her phone / camera app to look for Mrs. Arthur's private photos, and when these images were posted online / shared - that amounts to a serious crime committed by this student! Teachers, like Mrs. Arthur, are heroes - they take care of our kids and give them the tools they need to be successful in life. Teachers do this - even though the pay is crap for the amount of responsibility, stress, and pressure that comes with the job - because they love our kids and they want to make a difference, for our kids and for our society. And how is Mrs. Arthur rewarded for her efforts? She does one little thing "wrong" (wrong according to the school) by leaving her phone unattended for a little while, and she is fired! Her privacy is actively and knowingly violated - she is a victim of a crime - and she is fired...! Shame on you for treating one of our heroes this way!

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patricia saunders
10 years ago

The student should be suspended. The teacher should be reinstated, with an apology.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Clearly her privacy was violated. David Eubanks has no possible reason to blame the victim. In this regard he has committed a greater crime than the 16 year old. He should be charged with wrongful dismissal, sexism in the workplace. He should be fired without severance. And it should be done immediately or the school board should be replaced as well.

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Mats Jonsson
10 years ago

Bring her back........

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MichaelTheHuman
10 years ago

Dear superintendent: Screw you.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Teacher, Norway.

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Ina Tangen
10 years ago

Norway

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Anna Mary Olsen
10 years ago

Criminal pupil! Horrible school leadership!!

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charles n rudesyle
10 years ago

Superintendent Eubanks; Cut the crap! You have more serious issues to address thanto deprive this teacher of her gainful employment.

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Rolf Maccio
10 years ago

i love you Mrs Arthur, you stay strong! <3

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Stefan Luukkonen
10 years ago

Her cellphone are her private. Arrest the sudent for stealing.

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Diane Vistein
10 years ago

We all have a right to privacy even as public employees.

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tommy svahn
10 years ago

Sue the student, sue the school

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Siri Ann Vatland
10 years ago

Punishing the victim, unbelivable!