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Bring Back Mrs. Arthur

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's an outrage that a victim of a crime, who has done nothing wrong, is sacked. Also, it's teaching kids blatantly misogynistic double standards.

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Michael Casey
10 years ago

Please don't try to steer my attitude to the student. He stole her property then sought to humiliate her. Remorse can be a response to being caught.

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Jesse Jordan
10 years ago

I feel a petition should be started to demand that the Superintendent step down if he cannot do a better job of protecting his teachers.

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Charlotte Campbell
10 years ago

Utterly unacceptable. This teacher has done nothing wrong and should be reinstated at once.

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Breana Henry
10 years ago

Let's help this teacher out! The real bad guy us the superintendent!

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Jonathan grundel
10 years ago

This is utterly ridiculous! How can you not hold the student responsible for this heinous act! What a married couple decide to do with their private property is of no concern to her place of employment. The lack of logic in the school systems verdict is just baffleing. This is just another case of school systems dropping the ball and failing to teach these kids about personal responsibility. Actions have consequences, and when you steal private property you face legal consequences. You should be ashamed to call yourselves educators.

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Shar Wilson
10 years ago

A crime of theft was committed by the student, but no charges are pressed against him.... yet they fire the teacher, who committed no crime at all? SO WRONG.

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Ryszard
10 years ago

Disgusting reverse of justice

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Hi, I'm from France and was very upset about what happened to you. I don't understand how can your superintendent did that. You're the main victim. How can the burglar can live without any remorse ? What did he earn ? Money ? Celebrity ? Such a shame. I hope you will be back to work and the thielf will be punished. Keep us informed and keep the fight. Best regard from Paris.

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James Baird
10 years ago

Shame on this school district.

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a k singh
10 years ago

This is giving lot of pain to hear such incident, the teacher must be inducted respectfully and that student must be given a lesson to improve himself otherwise it shall be a wrong example for future

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Naomi Van Deinse
10 years ago

For what what this student has done, you can't just say that he's young and made a mistake. He still has a life to live, and will rememeber this for the remainder of his life. WHAT!? Shame on you David Eubanks and all else who agree. What about the life he has ruined? She won't remember this? We won't? Her life isn't as important to protect her? HER CAREER? What you should be doing is backing up this teacher, not criminalizing her. What if it happened to you? Your sister? Your mother? He derserves to be punished for this crime. Realization after the damage is done, it's just not good enough. This was his bad choice. Old enough to know better - yet too young to punish He intentionally attacked Mrs. Arthur in the form of social media. Even if the picture was removed, she will forever be known for this incident, the damage is done, her name, her image ruined. The embarrassment of it, facing the parents of students, her family, the husband's family, colleagues. She has been exploited, possibly ruined; this is life altering, you can't make that up to anyone

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Jay McCahill
10 years ago

Reinstate the teacher without delay!

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Andrew Fall
10 years ago

Disgraceful behaviour by the school. Outrageous. The pupil should be imprisoned.

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Nicole Kelly
10 years ago

Give the woman her job back.

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Shaun Norris
10 years ago

Why is the teacher being punished for being a victim of crime (theft) here in the uk Mr Super Intendant would have been fired for unfair dismissal. Give this woman her job back and a public apology to go with it

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Shannon Smith
10 years ago

That student should be suspended and the entire school should be given some education on theft of personal property and sharing private photographs. Sort your crap out South Carolina.

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Derek Williams
10 years ago

Everyone has a right to privacy. Having your phone stolen and accessed is practically out of your control - why should the teacher be blamed for this? Shocking.

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Jim Hosking
10 years ago

The whole of England are behind you Mrs Arthur.

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Alan Brendall
10 years ago

This school is a shame period! The lies and cover ups to avoid legal issues is even more of an indicator of guilt. Show some flippin dignity and give this woman her job back - immediately!!!