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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Dennis Fandrick
8 years ago

Austin Texas

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Niall McCourt
8 years ago

This is a disgrace, amazing teachers who are passionate and not worn down by bureaucracy are so few it is a damn shame to lose this one over something so stupid. Wise up school board

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David Palm
8 years ago

She´s a good teacher, and her students love her. This is EXACTLY the kind of person who´re supposed to teach our children. I am so G D angry at this injustice that I have no words to describe it. I mean, really? It´s 2018, homosexual folks can get married, but they can´t teach? What kind of screwed up logic is that? Just let her teach children art, what the crappity crap is the problem?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

LGBT people are the same as others, stop being dumbies!

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Lisa Danyelle Aring
8 years ago

Yes.

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Jeremy Larsen
8 years ago

A good teacher is a good teacher regardless of their sexual orientation. Society around the world is moving forward in terms of equality for LGBT people. The children's future will involve more and more of the LGBT community and it's time that students become more aware and that they feel safer in their learning environment at such a critical, developing age. They are our future, and we want them to grow up loving and being loved by all people to become the loving adults that the world needs more of.

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Connor Helms
8 years ago

This whole situation is honestly ridiculous. It is the perfect example of the top heavy nature of education at the moment.

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Tav Ammu
8 years ago

As a former teacher it destroys me that parents care more about a teacher's sexuality than their children's education.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I attended Mansfield schools as a child/teen. I wish I would have been protected...I was constantly bullied for my sexuality. I hope Stacy gets her job back. Art was my favorite subject in school and was my escape class during lunch.

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Isaac McGowan
8 years ago

This is a basic human right you idiots

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Brian Roberts
8 years ago

Shameful way to treat an amazing person

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Andrew Gray
8 years ago

Firing someone just for having a partner of the same sex is not cool guys. Come on its 2018 lets move on and start to act like actual people. Simply put let gay people get married, let gun people have guns, let atheists be atheists, and let the christians be christians, America is about freedom. Freedom to live how you please and be happy with who you are, so smoke a bowl, shoot your guns, curse a lot, praise jesus, and wish those two fellas next door happy honeymoon.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is disgraceful and utterly ridiculous. It's 2018 not 1940. It's time to not let religion and personal beliefs interfere with government or state regulated matters. The woman clearly has demonstrated herself as an overly capable and wanted member of the education system and has been punished for no substantial reason.

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Jordan Mitts
8 years ago

This is why education is failing. When you have passionate teachers and you attack them you drive out their will to be the best teachers that they can be. We need more teachers like Stacy.

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Juan Pelaez
8 years ago

I support teachers. No matter gender, race or sexual orientation.

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Seong
8 years ago

She must get her job back. This is discrimination on such an ugly level.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Racial discrimination didn't last very long, how long will your sexuality discrimination last? The clock is ticking, and you're on the wrong side of the problem.

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Jade Valdivieso
8 years ago

This is asinine. Your morality doesn't get to dictate the morality of others. Please be nice.

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Ximena Stark
8 years ago

I'm apalled about this whole thing, please protect her and her job.

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Margaret Richards
8 years ago

I'm upset that my state considers the sexual orientation of anyone an offense worthy of termination. This reminds me of reading history books about how people from different countries were discriminated against in early America.