I was shocked to hear what happened to this exceptionnal teacher, who does not believe that Christian song should be part a mandatory school time.
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Youjin Roh
10 years ago
I love me.tree he is the best
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Autumn Childers
10 years ago
This is bs.
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Enya sky
10 years ago
What he did was Disrespectful but some people have an religion to follow..so he did the right but wrong thing ..
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Sarah Michaels
10 years ago
Please look at this situation without bias. We so need our young people to know people like Mr. Tyree who behaves without bias or bigotry.
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Robert Neil
10 years ago
Mr.Tyree is one of the best teachers at Dunbar , he's very involved and loves his job and students. I feel that he could have handled it differently but other than that it's fine !! But that's not the biggest problem there , there's more to it .
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Robert Chase
10 years ago
LU did wrong. Don't penalize the teacher
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Another person
10 years ago
I don't think he should lose his job over this. He clearly wasn't being racist nor was he going against black history. He was simply trying to make sure everyone was comfortable in the situation. Let him keep his job.
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Delaney
· petition starter
10 years ago
Christopher I get that but I am saying what actually happened from me being there if the gospel music was actually from black history that would have been fine but it was a modern gospel which parents and students shoul have been notified about because of religion reasons I am a Christian and I respect other religions too
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Anonymous
10 years ago
They should have informed people about the assembly beforehand incase they had any religious preferences. It was not a racial issue regarding black history month. It was a religious matter
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Malik Adams
10 years ago
He need to keep his job . he is really great teacher .
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Mahogany
10 years ago
Mr.Tyree is a wonderful teacher so he should be able to keep his job I think he did the right thing
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DeAni Miller
10 years ago
Mr. Tyree is a wonderful teacher and he would never do something to offend anyone of any race.
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Meredith Baker
10 years ago
I can only hope and pray that a good teacher's job is spared over something like this.
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Melody Legge
10 years ago
Don't lose a great instructor because of one mistake Please rethink any decision to let him go ,
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chad valentine
10 years ago
He was doing his job. Sounds like a great educator. The city has really stepped in it now. The ACLU will be all over this.
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Reese Evans
10 years ago
I had Potts, but this guy is a great teacher and deserves better.
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Isaiah Goode
10 years ago
Save Mr. Tyree
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Amelie Ellis
10 years ago
Mr. Tyree is an amazing teacher, and while I do think that interrupting the song was not a good way to solve the issue, I also believe that having the gospel music in the first place was not an OK thing to do.
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Joshua Patterson
10 years ago
Such action was inevitable. I feel that some other teacher would have done the same or something equally stupid. I do not blame Mr.Tyree. I know what backlash this might create, but this was predicted and should be forgiven as anything else. It is nothing to lose a job over.
I was shocked to hear what happened to this exceptionnal teacher, who does not believe that Christian song should be part a mandatory school time.
I love me.tree he is the best
This is bs.
What he did was Disrespectful but some people have an religion to follow..so he did the right but wrong thing ..
Please look at this situation without bias. We so need our young people to know people like Mr. Tyree who behaves without bias or bigotry.
Mr.Tyree is one of the best teachers at Dunbar , he's very involved and loves his job and students. I feel that he could have handled it differently but other than that it's fine !! But that's not the biggest problem there , there's more to it .
LU did wrong. Don't penalize the teacher
I don't think he should lose his job over this. He clearly wasn't being racist nor was he going against black history. He was simply trying to make sure everyone was comfortable in the situation. Let him keep his job.
Christopher I get that but I am saying what actually happened from me being there if the gospel music was actually from black history that would have been fine but it was a modern gospel which parents and students shoul have been notified about because of religion reasons I am a Christian and I respect other religions too
They should have informed people about the assembly beforehand incase they had any religious preferences. It was not a racial issue regarding black history month. It was a religious matter
He need to keep his job . he is really great teacher .
Mr.Tyree is a wonderful teacher so he should be able to keep his job I think he did the right thing
Mr. Tyree is a wonderful teacher and he would never do something to offend anyone of any race.
I can only hope and pray that a good teacher's job is spared over something like this.
Don't lose a great instructor because of one mistake Please rethink any decision to let him go ,
He was doing his job. Sounds like a great educator. The city has really stepped in it now. The ACLU will be all over this.
I had Potts, but this guy is a great teacher and deserves better.
Save Mr. Tyree
Mr. Tyree is an amazing teacher, and while I do think that interrupting the song was not a good way to solve the issue, I also believe that having the gospel music in the first place was not an OK thing to do.
Such action was inevitable. I feel that some other teacher would have done the same or something equally stupid. I do not blame Mr.Tyree. I know what backlash this might create, but this was predicted and should be forgiven as anything else. It is nothing to lose a job over.