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Let Mr. Fish teach at Easley High School

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Granger Garrison
10 years ago

Mr.Fish is a special asset to the Easley High School English department and impacts students positively in school and out it would be a tragedy if Mr. Fish was to discontinue his job that he so dearly loves

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Gracie Anderson
10 years ago

Mr. Fish is not only a great teacher, but also a great friend, listener, and person to lean on. He taught me to stand for what I believe in and to never give up hope. His optimistic personality spread throughout the whole student body, and going into that school will be different everyday from now on.

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Dylan Cassell
10 years ago

Without a doubt, Mr. Fish was a role model and life advisor for me. He has 2 children trying to go through college. His family now has to feel the effects of this unjust punishment.

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Avery
10 years ago

Get your sh*t together Pickens county school district.

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Maggie Bryant
10 years ago

I have only heard great things about him!!! We need him back at Easley.

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Kenna worm
10 years ago

#fightforfish

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Summer Richardson
10 years ago

#fightforfish

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Dustin
10 years ago

I now have no interest in my children going to EHS, and I've lost all my ambition to teach English there.

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Pamela Hoyt
10 years ago

Yet another sign that Pickens County Schools are imploding when the best teacher at EHS has turmoil like this. Sad. Fish will land on his feet because he is passionate about his work. EHS will regret chasing him off!

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Victoria
10 years ago

Greg Fish is the only reason why I still love American Literature. His class was one of the few I looked forward to everyday because his passion for teaching the subject were so obvious. I'm not sure why anyone would want him to leave EVER. He's simply the best!

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Joey Williams
10 years ago

Mr. Fish's dismissal was unfair, unjust and wrong.

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Layla wallace
10 years ago

Mr.Fish is an amazing teacher he deserves his place at Easley high school

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Christian Thomas
10 years ago

From Easley, SC

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Xavier Moore
10 years ago

I never had Mr. Fish, I had Mr. Adams. However, Mr. Fish has positively impacted my life as well. He's let me borrow books from his personal shelf, he's helped me with problems and I was good friends with both of his sons who act just like him. I've been out of high school for 2 years now and I still stand behind Mr. Fish. #FightForFish

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Melissa Chelak
10 years ago

Mr. Fish was an influential teacher in that he aided his students to open their minds and view the world in a different way. I appreciated all that I learned from him, and I believe that it would be a shame to take that away from future students to not be able to experience his class.

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Brenda Faulkner
10 years ago

From the words of my own child that had Mr.Fish "Words are temporary, the impact a person can make on someone's life lasts forever". -Sean-Thomas Faulkner

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Kyle wiegand
10 years ago

Let him teach!

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Kailey Jones
10 years ago

let him teach!!!

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Mandi Nalley
10 years ago

I didn't have Mr. Fish as a teacher, but knew of him. Even if you weren't his student, he took time to know you and talk to you.

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Carson Veit
10 years ago

I go to Hillcrest and have been in AP classes since sophomore year. Don't take college level classes if you can't handle some mature content. It's literature. Grow up. Kick the kid out of the class and let the teacher continue his job.