Special education teacher suddenly called in sick with food poisoning... but when it emerged what she was REALLY doing she was immediately fired

Daily Mail UK ^ | June 24, 2024 | Laura Parnaby

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Was the child raped? How old was the father? Was she being sexually abused?

This teacher needs to lose her license and be made to answer quite a few questions.

[mware]

Agreed. When I taught school (retired 2013) we were under law obligated to report any cases of abuse we suspected. They do not mention the age of the child in the section I read but this could also included statutory rape.

[null and void]

Ping

[Lazamataz]

I called in sick a few times as a teen, including making up a sickness, but the giving a reason and especially a fake reason just didn’t work for me, it made me feel servile, and the fibbing didn’t fit me at all, for the rest of my life I just told them that I would not be there today, no reasons, no excuses.

I'm having great success with telling them that every single day.

[libertylover]

but instead drove a student to the medical facility,

I guess they want me to believe that Auschwitz was a "medical facility" too.

[ansel12]

Lol, I may have wrote that badly, I don’t tell them “no reason, no excuses” I just notify them I won’t be in, I don’t see why an adult who won’t be in for work needs to tell them why and especially to make up a “tummy ache” like a school kid, adults don’t need to play games.

[Delta 21]

This is state run education. They care about everything except the children.
Homeschool. Get your children away from these people!

[al baby]

Had Hawk Tuey