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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Terri Bordeaux
8 years ago

Everyone deserves equal protection

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Cara Pekarcik
8 years ago

ALL HUMANS deserve to feel safe in their workplace and in society!

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Mary Allan
8 years ago

All LGBTQ employees deserve to be treated as equals.

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Christina Gillette Randle
8 years ago

Love wins every time.

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Jessica Guess
8 years ago

How can we expect our kids to get a fair and just education if we are not fair and equal to all? We say the bullying needs to stop then turn around and bully those who are not like us. We have to be the examples of love and kindness if we expect our kids to do so. Every teacher and student should have equal rights and no teacher should ever be fired for trying to be inclusive. What example are we setting if we fire a teacher who is simple trying to use her voice to better the face of education?

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Megan Gross
8 years ago

Our students and teachers deserve equality.

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Michael Hayden
8 years ago

As 2014 California Teacher of the Year I support a nondiscrimination policy for all employees and students in the Mansfield ISD....we must have equality for all.

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Jinni Forcucci
8 years ago

In order for ALL students and teachers to thrive, a non discrimination policy must be in place for members of the LGBT community.

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Brian McDaniel
8 years ago

Equality for all.

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Kaitlin Young
8 years ago

As the 2018 Maine Teacher of the Year, I support a nondiscrimination policy for employees and students. It is imperative that we create school environments that treat all of our students and employees as equals and honor who they are.

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Beth Davey
8 years ago

I, too, support a nondiscrimination policy inclusive of specific language to protect LGBT students and employees.

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John Tibbetts
8 years ago

As the Georgia 2018 Teacher of the Year, I support a nondiscrimination policy for employees and students.

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Cymbre Penwarden
8 years ago

Everyone should have the same rights. Equal across the board.

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Tara Bordeaux
8 years ago

As a former Mansfield student, and a current educator, I’m dumbfounded by this. In a time where strong, highly qualified teachers are in need, why would a beloved teacher be removed from a classroom simply for asking for inclusion for ALL students and teachers? Students deserve better. Teachers deserve better. What message does this send to young LGBT students who are already afraid to express themselves? OR better yet, what about those students who want to stand up for their friends against bullying or discrimination? Terminating this teacher sends a message, intentional or not. Please do the right thing MISD and rectify this.

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Kain
8 years ago

I want Ms bailey back

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Jrock
8 years ago

MISD student —- We need this

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Rasmieh
8 years ago

It’s 2018 when will the hate stop! Grow upp!!!!

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Cheree Eller
8 years ago

Equality for all

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J F Keith
8 years ago

Make this change

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Kelly Lynch
8 years ago

My three children had her for their art teacher. She is the BEST there is. THE BEST!!!! What is happening to her is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!!!!! UNREAL!!!!!! I am an ashamed graduate of Mansfield High School.