Ms. Soto, our favorite English teacher, if not teacher in general, has been fired from our school as of the fourth of March, 2016, for an absurd reason. This petition is to work toward the effort of trying to have her rehired and back in the place she belongs in our school and our lives. Sign this petition and you will be one step in helping bring her back.
I have been in active communication with several faculty members regarding the recent administrative decisions. While their responses remain guarded, the sheer volume of signatures on this petition has ensured that our concerns are no longer being ignored by the administration.
March 5, 2016
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond my initial expectations. It is clear that the community recognizes the value of Ms. Soto and remains committed to seeing her return to the classroom.
38 Comments
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Gabriel J
10 years ago
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With the reasons of other teachers being fired at our school (stealing, conspiracy, sexual advances, etc.) it's ridiculous to get fired over waking up a sleeping student.
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nathaniel antoine
10 years ago
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I feel the same pain as all the pationers my favorite teacher stripped of her position by a spray bottle and a low tolerance for bad behavior
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Chris B
10 years ago
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It's unbelievable that a teacher in today's world would be let go for such petty thing.
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Kayleigh
10 years ago
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She was my favorite teacher. I absolutely miss her. Even though she hasn't been gone for long. The class feels empty without her. School isn't the same without her. We need her back.
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Alexander Hindes
10 years ago
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This is insane. The school fired one of our favorite teachers. we need to have her back teaching us or else my grades are in jeopardy!
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Jean-Pierre Barrois
10 years ago
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I personally feel that there is no better bond between the student and teacher when it comes to learning therefore everyone deserves a second chance so rehired Ms. Soto
Ms. Soto, our favorite English teacher, if not teacher in general, has been fired from our school as of the fourth of March, 2016, for an absurd reason. This petition is to work toward the effort of trying to have her rehired and back in the place she belongs in our school and our lives. Sign this petition and you will be one step in helping bring her back.
I have been in active communication with several faculty members regarding the recent administrative decisions. While their responses remain guarded, the sheer volume of signatures on this petition has ensured that our concerns are no longer being ignored by the administration.
March 5, 2016
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond my initial expectations. It is clear that the community recognizes the value of Ms. Soto and remains committed to seeing her return to the classroom.
38 Comments
G
Gabriel J
10 years ago
Featured
With the reasons of other teachers being fired at our school (stealing, conspiracy, sexual advances, etc.) it's ridiculous to get fired over waking up a sleeping student.
N
nathaniel antoine
10 years ago
Featured
I feel the same pain as all the pationers my favorite teacher stripped of her position by a spray bottle and a low tolerance for bad behavior
C
Chris B
10 years ago
Featured
It's unbelievable that a teacher in today's world would be let go for such petty thing.
K
Kayleigh
10 years ago
Featured
She was my favorite teacher. I absolutely miss her. Even though she hasn't been gone for long. The class feels empty without her. School isn't the same without her. We need her back.
A
Alexander Hindes
10 years ago
Featured
This is insane. The school fired one of our favorite teachers. we need to have her back teaching us or else my grades are in jeopardy!
J
Jean-Pierre Barrois
10 years ago
Featured
I personally feel that there is no better bond between the student and teacher when it comes to learning therefore everyone deserves a second chance so rehired Ms. Soto
With the reasons of other teachers being fired at our school (stealing, conspiracy, sexual advances, etc.) it's ridiculous to get fired over waking up a sleeping student.