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homer said:
starbruin said:

When I was in 8th grade most of the kids in my class didn't like our science teacher so one of the "hoochie" girls decided to enlist the help of our classmates to get him fired. She came to school wearing a very short skirt and got one of the guys with big hands to grab here on her inner thigh. Then with the help of the classmates that were in on it (close to half) she went to tell the principal that the teacher groped her. The police was called and we were all interviewed one by one. Obviously I knew the truth and didn't say anything (denied seeing it happen) so I was partly at fault for this mess but with so many kids saying he did it, he obviously was fired by the school. I think we had a teacher fired for something 3 years running when I was in middle school, those kids were nuts. Karma comes back to you because I've had my students try to get me fired twice in six years haha :P

That is so sad. You guys could have ruined that man's life. :(

Yeah I know but at least you can somewhat be relieved by the fact that if you know how our school system works its really hard to get rid of tenure teachers. He was "fired" that year but it was more like administrative leave because he was allowed back the following year but just not at that school. 'Lo and behold he ended up at my high school where this group of students was now 9th graders. I remember passing by and seeing him and feeling so guilty...he ended up with some of those kids and you could sense his anger still, luckily for me I got Biology as a freshman and not that class but knowing he at least got his job back the next year didn't make it less bad. I went to school with a crazy set of kids and am now paying my dues by going back to teach in that same school district and working with a similar set of troublesome kids myself.



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