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Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?
Posted by Tina on 5/14/08

    On 5/12/08, liar, liar.. wrote:
    > No one would call the police because you said you�d break the
    > neck of a kid having a tantrum, nor could you possibly be fired
    > over this. This board is so fun :)..


    A parent whose young minor child is the recipient of a verbal threat
    of physical assault by an adult is in every way, shape and form
    justified in calling the police.

    Furthermore, she wasn't fired. She was non-renewed. Huge difference.

    Personally, I fully support the board if their decision to not renew
    was based on this incident in the store. Who does this woman think
    she is to "publicly reprimand" another parent's child?!?


 
 
 
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