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cui bono

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3. So they can't prove what the teacher said happened but they just take the word of the kids and fire

Reply to QED (Original post)

Tue Sep 30, 2014, 12:39 PM

Sep 2014

her???

Clearly they were out to get her for whatever reasons. Perhaps the board and most certainly the bullies parents enjoy racism. Where else would those kids have learned that that is appropriate behavior?

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Teacher fired protecting student from bullying - why due process is important. [View all] QED Sep 2014 OP

Kids lie. femmocrat Sep 2014 #1

This is what wealthy connected parents can do QED Sep 2014 #2

So they can't prove what the teacher said happened but they just take the word of the kids and fire cui bono Sep 2014 #3

ABSOLUTELY ridiculous! elleng Sep 2014 #5

Especially since one of them is the teacher! n/t cui bono Sep 2014 #7

Right, as if she were not a reliable 'source.' elleng Sep 2014 #8

24 years is one year short of pension eligibility in a lot of places. Smarmie Doofus Sep 2014 #4

I always wondered why teachers asserted they didn't hear the bullying Trillo Sep 2014 #6

A good example of why teachers need tenure, collective bargaining, and due process.... Sancho Sep 2014 #9