Thank you Mr. tyree! We need people like you who let children and others formulate their own opinions and see the dangers of religious brainwashing in places of public education. I would have been one of those students that went with you
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Christian Tomlinson
10 years ago
My brother was one of the students to walk out with him and it was not over racism at all
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burma boyer
10 years ago
He was right to give them a choice. nothing racist or pro or anti religion. perfect way to handle such situations
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Tabitha Parrish
10 years ago
I stand behind separation of church and state and this teacher's decision.
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Kane
10 years ago
He is awesome
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Heather Witt
10 years ago
The teacher did nothing wrong. Having a religious program, even though it was part of a Black History celebration, was the wrong thing to do in a public school. Not everyone in this state in Christian and they shouldn't be forced to sit and listen to any gospel, teaching or anything religious. If you let one religion come into public schools, you have to let all religions come in and have their say as well. He stood up for his students and not enough teachers will do that. Don't get rid of him for putting his students first.
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Patty Bryant
10 years ago
I think the teacher was in the right do not fire him.
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Marijah klug
10 years ago
The school was in the wrong for allowing the performance
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Way to go Mr. Tyree! My children do not attend this school, but I fully support this teacher, just by reading the comments from his own students!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No, he should not lose his job. Why is it necessary to allow a few or be PC police to take a man's job? I shake my head to the stupidity.
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Lois Tomlin
10 years ago
Save his job!!!!!
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Ethan Stinson
10 years ago
As far as I'm concerned, this is just a bunch of attention-seeking idiots pulling the race card. Now-a-days, you can't even say "black" without coming under fire. This controversy should've never happened. Mr. Tyree is an amazing teacher, and Dunbar is a school for equality, not this. While interrupting the concert instead of a disclaimer is not the way I'd handle religious concerns, better late than never.
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Camryn
10 years ago
I don't know Mr.Tyree but I think he should be able to keep his job
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Javi Mack
10 years ago
*Corrupt
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Miyah Boyd
10 years ago
Mr. Tyree is an amazing and loving teacher. I personally didn't have him but he and Mr.Potts always hung out after school when I stayed back to work on English assignments 6 years ago! No way that he's racist!
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oLiviA panzer
10 years ago
The school system is stupid and currupt and the teacher did nothing wrong
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Xan Shen
10 years ago
The Brotherhood comes to EC Glass today and to everyone who reads this: you should be prepared to do what Mr. Tyree did for all the students at Dunbar.
#SaveTyree
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Kimberley
10 years ago
Whether you agree with his method or not, you have to know that he did what he believed to be the best thing for his students. I know this because that's what he always does- he goes the extra mile by working ridiculously long hours to make his class engaging and fun for the kids. If the school board actually cared at all about them or their educations, they would listen to the students. It's pretty obvious which side they are on...
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Karen
10 years ago
I am a Dunbar parent, and a Christian. Despite my personal beliefs, I think terminating this teacher would be the wrong response to the situation.
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Anthony Chambers
10 years ago
Even though I didn't have Mr. Tyree back in my 7th grade year, I don't think the school should fire him.
Thank you Mr. tyree! We need people like you who let children and others formulate their own opinions and see the dangers of religious brainwashing in places of public education. I would have been one of those students that went with you
My brother was one of the students to walk out with him and it was not over racism at all
He was right to give them a choice. nothing racist or pro or anti religion. perfect way to handle such situations
I stand behind separation of church and state and this teacher's decision.
He is awesome
The teacher did nothing wrong. Having a religious program, even though it was part of a Black History celebration, was the wrong thing to do in a public school. Not everyone in this state in Christian and they shouldn't be forced to sit and listen to any gospel, teaching or anything religious. If you let one religion come into public schools, you have to let all religions come in and have their say as well. He stood up for his students and not enough teachers will do that. Don't get rid of him for putting his students first.
I think the teacher was in the right do not fire him.
The school was in the wrong for allowing the performance
Way to go Mr. Tyree! My children do not attend this school, but I fully support this teacher, just by reading the comments from his own students!
No, he should not lose his job. Why is it necessary to allow a few or be PC police to take a man's job? I shake my head to the stupidity.
Save his job!!!!!
As far as I'm concerned, this is just a bunch of attention-seeking idiots pulling the race card. Now-a-days, you can't even say "black" without coming under fire. This controversy should've never happened. Mr. Tyree is an amazing teacher, and Dunbar is a school for equality, not this. While interrupting the concert instead of a disclaimer is not the way I'd handle religious concerns, better late than never.
I don't know Mr.Tyree but I think he should be able to keep his job
*Corrupt
Mr. Tyree is an amazing and loving teacher. I personally didn't have him but he and Mr.Potts always hung out after school when I stayed back to work on English assignments 6 years ago! No way that he's racist!
The school system is stupid and currupt and the teacher did nothing wrong
The Brotherhood comes to EC Glass today and to everyone who reads this: you should be prepared to do what Mr. Tyree did for all the students at Dunbar. #SaveTyree
Whether you agree with his method or not, you have to know that he did what he believed to be the best thing for his students. I know this because that's what he always does- he goes the extra mile by working ridiculously long hours to make his class engaging and fun for the kids. If the school board actually cared at all about them or their educations, they would listen to the students. It's pretty obvious which side they are on...
I am a Dunbar parent, and a Christian. Despite my personal beliefs, I think terminating this teacher would be the wrong response to the situation.
Even though I didn't have Mr. Tyree back in my 7th grade year, I don't think the school should fire him.