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 Jihadin wrote:
I can see the school trying to protect the kids from porn...eerrrr strippers.....wait...whats the average now for school lunch? Three dollars? In todays economy I don't really care if my kid teacher a former stripper or porn star...EMT.....

We had a story similar to this up here. A school secretary was fired after doing a stint in the porn industry and some kids actually learning about it. I think she made bank suing the school, and is now a full-time ''actress''.

I'd google it up if I wasn't currently on a work computer

I remember that there was a teacher in England that was caught doing something similar, he was a porn star called Johnny Anglais. I think he was fired for breaking the rule that said no contact with students via social media as he'd set up a few false accounts.

 Ensis Ferrae wrote:

 Frazzled wrote:
If you can read this, thank your parents.

If you're reading it in English, thank a service member....am I doing that right?

No in my case, thank Wellington for kicking our ass and making us look for better opportunities er elsewhere, and luck for escaping the communists...

Firing teachers because of a past in porn that the kids will discover is bonkers. The kid comes in and talks about something he's not legally allowed to look at and we blame the teacher?

If a kid is distracted by the world outside the window, we don't fire the window, we move the kid to the other side of the room.

 Rented Tritium wrote:
Firing teachers because of a past in porn that the kids will discover is bonkers. The kid comes in and talks about something he's not legally allowed to look at and we blame the teacher?

Of course!! After all, it is easier than actual parenting

 Rented Tritium wrote:

If a kid is distracted by the world outside the window, we don't fire the window, we move the kid to the other side of the room.

I love the idea of firing a window. This is the best thing I've read all day.

So, a teacher worked as a stripper during the holidays.

I don't see what the problem is.

I don't think many of the people who fired her would have been complaining if their teachers had been strippers.

Bottom line is that if kids are distracted by a teacher's summer job enough that it is actually interfering with education, then we should suspend them for harassing faculty.

Rented Tritium wrote:Firing teachers because of a past in porn that the kids will discover is bonkers. The kid comes in and talks about something he's not legally allowed to look at and we blame the teacher?

If a kid is distracted by the world outside the window, we don't fire the window, we move the kid to the other side of the room.

Rented Tritium wrote:Bottom line is that if kids are distracted by a teacher's summer job enough that it is actually interfering with education, then we should suspend them for harassing faculty.

You make so much sense, why don't you post more often?

PredaKhaine wrote:

 kronk wrote:

Either that, or she was a gakky teacher and she's making gak up.

But then why did they pay out?

Even if it's not the case, it does make them look guilty.

There are more than a few cases where it's cheaper to pay someone, even if they've been rightfully fired than go to trial.. If she had a good case, she could have pursued it and made a lot more than she did.
At this distance, it's hard to say, but isn't there some kind of morality clause in a teacher contract?

Relapse wrote:

At this distance, it's hard to say, but isn't there some kind of morality clause in a teacher contract?

I imagine that would depend on the school. By default I'd say that no, at least I've never heard of them.

 Kovnik Obama wrote:

Relapse wrote:

At this distance, it's hard to say, but isn't there some kind of morality clause in a teacher contract?

I imagine that would depend on the school. By default I'd say that no, at least I've never heard of them.

Just did a search and came up with this interesting article on teachers and morals clauses:


http://community.edb.utexas.edu/socialmedia/ideassm_training_content/menu-training/4