[appeal2]

Government outrage never ceases, especially when it comes to education or the lack of it that our children are receiving in government schools.

[Chode]

and NY takes another one in the........

[EGPWS]

However, they botched his disciplinary hearing and due to strict union rules,...

As usual, the union there to protect the worthless POS miscreants at the expense of the good.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

Innocent until proven guilty — unless you’re accused by high school students (who, of course, never lie, exaggerate, or misunderstand what’s said to them).

Nothing (nothing!) in the article proves that the ex-teacher was actually guilty of anything. The crime here is how long it takes to process a case.

How about a speedy trial — clear the innocent, and stomp on the guilty?

[gorush]

Yakov was right...”It’s a great country.”

[Jonty30]

I read about one teacher who was, while in the rubber room getting his paycheques, also running his own real estate company from there.

[nerdwithagun]

Wow, I really have lost a ton of sympathy with union people. I'm looking around for an insurance plan I can afford (my employer is only presenting health care, not providing) Obamacare is making things skyrocket and I can't currently find anything.

There is one good thing about all this. It has toughened me up and I am a pretty empathetic guy. Getting less and less that way by the day.

[jeffc]

A typing teacher makes over $100,000 a year?

[LetMarch]

Yes! You are right when you called it “government schools!”

I began public school in the first grade (September 1940).

We never thought of it as “government school” all of my years (1940 thru 1953) it just was our school, or my school.

It seems the more things become “government” the more they are boggled up!