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Bring Back Mrs. Arthur

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Levi Plourde
10 years ago

I think that superintendant needs to be fired!

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Todd Cooper
10 years ago

This administrator ought to be fired for firing the teacher. How is that student entitled to access someone's phone? Can teachers similarly look through students' lockers even when students haven't done anything to warrant suspicion? Ms. Arthur deserves her job back.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

At what point is the student held accountable for his actions?

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Karan Grant
10 years ago

This lady did nothing wrong. I work in education in the UK and the case would have been handled very differently here. Hoping my signature helps get justice done and her job back. Good luck.

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David Stanley
10 years ago

Blaming the victim for an invasion of privacy and having a healthy, loving relationship with her spouse is unacceptable.

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Leanna Leo
10 years ago

This is so not right! Her getting fired for her PERSONAL business is just ridiculous, she definitely deserves to get her job back immediately.

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Pete
10 years ago

This is total BS... Total

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Crow Garrett
10 years ago

So it would be my fault if someone were to break into my home and steal my personal items all because I am not home? Does that really sound logical in any way?

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Ashleigh Anderson
10 years ago

David Eubanks - you should step down immediately.

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Sander Winters
10 years ago

How can you punish a teacher for the action (theft!) by a student and not punish the student for his own deeds? Totally the wrong way around and pretty backward.

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Angel lage
10 years ago

Govt can't Hack into someone's phone.... But you are not Punishing a child who did this! This is not appropriate behavior to teach! Teacher did nothing wrong. Your phone is private, like your home! She did not post pics, for the world to see.

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Perry Lucas
10 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous, student should be suspended and teacher reinstated with back pay.

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Mario Vasquez
10 years ago

I'm sure the superintendent has some things he'd rather keep private. Would he be willing to be fired should his private life be exposed as a result of a crime? Do unto others, as the saying goes.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Raising criminals one phone thief at a time. Go you, South Carolina.

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tena dame
10 years ago

she should be able to go back its little punks that get away with to much why shoul she have to pay that kid should bein jail for stealing

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Ambrosia Cupp
10 years ago

This makes me utterly sick and is what is wrong with this country and the cause of this entitled attitude in this generation. You did nothing Ms. Arthur!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Unbelieveable. If I were the teacher, I would file charges against the student. What if he also accessed her online bank account and stole her money? Give her her job back, and expel the student.

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Debra Anthony
10 years ago

A phone is private. If teachers cannot have photos on their private phones than there should be a protocol in place for all the teachers. The school should provide lock boxes for every teacher to put their phone in.

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JM Barish
10 years ago

Ms. Arthur, you've shown incredible strength in your handling of this situation. Mr. Eubanks, according to this "insignificant" petition, 15,000+ people world wide consider you an idiot.

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Kristine Schmitt
10 years ago

come out of the middle ages and treat this teacher as she should be treated... with respect.