We support Aaron Morgan, Dulles Elementary School Teacher - Protecting Children at the School House
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Leave that teacher alone! He cares deeply about the students and clearly wanted to protect them.
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Christina Garcia
8 years ago
This man did what was necessary to get the entitled parent’s attention. She herself said she ignored every other method.
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Pam Sande
8 years ago
Way to go! He was protecting his kids from a selfish parent
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M Lavalais
8 years ago
Carpool duty is difficult, especially when parents think they are entitled and don't have to follow rules.
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Jennifer Johnson
8 years ago
He did what he was suppose to, he shouldn’t get any kind of punishment.
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Mel C
8 years ago
Job well done, Coach!
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Katasha Barnes
8 years ago
That is what both teachers and substitute Teachers do RITA saving our kids from rude and hateful people just like placing ourselves in the line of fire we would do anything for the kids
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Maria
8 years ago
You are a hero.
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Erin Sheldon
8 years ago
This man is an amazing educator who went above and beyond to provide for the safety and well being of the students and staff at his school. Way to go Mr. Morgan! FL teachers support you 100%
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Sogbeye Okoro
8 years ago
He was not wrong!!
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Tamika Ward
8 years ago
We need more teachers like him
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Sakura Higa
8 years ago
I would want this type of dedication to my child’s safety. Safety first!!!
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Ronnie Cubley
8 years ago
Thank you
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Anna Kelly
8 years ago
I am a teacher and I support him! She was told multiple times “no” “stop” - she needs to take responsibility and just maybe get an alarm clock.
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Erik Apple
8 years ago
Nice job young man. I appreciate your love for the students.
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Bonnie
8 years ago
Woohoo! Awesome job.
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Judeene edison
8 years ago
A passionate doing his job
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Lizzie Cartledge
8 years ago
I went to Dulles way too many years ago to mention and knew those traffic rules then. Protecting kiddos is what has to happen. If Rita wouldn’t stop a car for a cone or a person on her car....she won’t stop for a kid. Scary. He didn’t nothing wrong and was protecting.
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Sarah Batchelor
8 years ago
Rules people rules are meant to be followed. If she had turned around at the first teacher it would have never happened. Really, it would have never happened if she had just just gone the correct way for the high school.
Leave that teacher alone! He cares deeply about the students and clearly wanted to protect them.
This man did what was necessary to get the entitled parent’s attention. She herself said she ignored every other method.
Way to go! He was protecting his kids from a selfish parent
Carpool duty is difficult, especially when parents think they are entitled and don't have to follow rules.
He did what he was suppose to, he shouldn’t get any kind of punishment.
Job well done, Coach!
That is what both teachers and substitute Teachers do RITA saving our kids from rude and hateful people just like placing ourselves in the line of fire we would do anything for the kids
You are a hero.
This man is an amazing educator who went above and beyond to provide for the safety and well being of the students and staff at his school. Way to go Mr. Morgan! FL teachers support you 100%
He was not wrong!!
We need more teachers like him
I would want this type of dedication to my child’s safety. Safety first!!!
Thank you
I am a teacher and I support him! She was told multiple times “no” “stop” - she needs to take responsibility and just maybe get an alarm clock.
Nice job young man. I appreciate your love for the students.
Woohoo! Awesome job.
A passionate doing his job
I went to Dulles way too many years ago to mention and knew those traffic rules then. Protecting kiddos is what has to happen. If Rita wouldn’t stop a car for a cone or a person on her car....she won’t stop for a kid. Scary. He didn’t nothing wrong and was protecting.
Rules people rules are meant to be followed. If she had turned around at the first teacher it would have never happened. Really, it would have never happened if she had just just gone the correct way for the high school.
Thank you Aaron!!!