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Bring Back Mrs. Arthur

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Paul van Hemert
10 years ago

As a fellow teacher, shame on those running this school. Shame. Ms. Arthur cannot possibly be blamed for this invasion; it's not like she left the classroom leaving pornography lying upon her desk. She left a highly private item, being her phone, which all should know cannot be touched.

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Eugene Cincotta
10 years ago

Just another bad administrator blaming the teacher to cover his own butt. It's easier and safer than backing a teacher up.

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Doug Nix
10 years ago

Privacy is privacy.

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Colin atkinson
10 years ago

Disgraceful

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Anna Parker
10 years ago

It is a travesty that the teacher being punished, shamed, & losing her certificate to teach, and the student get's ZERO piunishment! CRAZY!!!!!

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Leah MacNeil
10 years ago

Rediculous! The superintendent should be ashamed of himself. Also, his female family members should be aware he will not have their back if something like this ever happens to them. He must have a very poor outlook on women in general to go that far. I mean, come on....this is something she should be able to PRESS CHARGES FOR!!! Why punish the victim?! Awful, awful, awful asshat. Also, every female child in his district should now know where they stand in his eyes. If someone were to victimize them, chances are likely very good he'll find a way to blame them for it. He could deny thAt all he wants, but when push comes to shove, looks like he's pretty good at shoving...under buses...

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The student is the one who should be prosecuted and expelled.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I think that it's absolutely disgusting that a teacher or any person would be fired for someone ILLEGALLY accessing someone else's phone and STEALING information from that device. THE SUPERINTENDENT should step down from his job. What the student did was ILLEGAL. I hope she buries the school department with a nice fat lawsuit and files a criminal suit against the student and the parents of the student. If it was reversed, who would be fired and face jail time?

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Jorge Uribe
10 years ago

It's not the teacher's fault. She should have her job back with back pay. Expell the student! He's a crook, and a pervert.

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S Lee
10 years ago

Way to punish the victim. Is it not bad enough that she had a personal correspondence made public?

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Lauren Rhea
10 years ago

Give her her job back!

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Patrick Reavis
10 years ago

Unacceptable.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's disguising that theft of private, personal property would result in punishment of the victim. If she was a minor, the student would become a registered sex offender, but because her birthday is further in the past, she is punished. Disgusting.

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Chris Colston
10 years ago

I'm so impressed that the American school system not only promotes but encourages criminal activity.

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Michael McGonagle
10 years ago

Sad that privacy isn't extended to teachers. They are humans and shouldn't be expected to be "perfect"! It was her husband, and not some student.

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Tanya Torringa
10 years ago

way to punish the victim!

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Melanie Girard
10 years ago

As a teacher and a parent, this school is doing an injustice to the teacher and the student. Stealing an infringing upon one's private property is a crime!

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Dean Smiley
10 years ago

You want to fire someone, how about the jerk Eubanks?

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Ron Birmingham Jr
10 years ago

This is a travesty. Completely unfair.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The victim of a crime should not be punished. Period.