Re: Crazy principal

Posted by kc on 12/29/03

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This post made me remember a situation in our building several
years ago. Our principal attempted to council 2 staff members
that were having a relationship (she was married, he was not).
The principal was told to excuse himself from any involvement
by the superintendent (at the risk of losing his job). It put
everyone on our staff at odds with each other. At the end of
the year, there was a massive number of transfers. One of the
above parties was given a job as an assistant principal. Made
many of us think that rewarding bad behavior must be the new
way of handling love in the workplace. Ugh!

On 3/31/03, Della Lawrence wrote:

> On 9/04/02, anon wrote:
>> I posted concerning a verbally abusive principal...I
>> mentioned that he was also having an adulterous affair
> with
>> a member of the staff..... one person responded to this
>> by say that the teachers should mind their own business..
>>
>> I would like to ask if having affairs is acceptable
>> nowadays....... the principal is a married man and gives
>> her "power" in the sense if she does not like another
>> teacher he ( the principal) would be rude to them... and
>> also the 6th graders and many parents Know about the
>> affair..
>>
>> I am still of the mind set that educators should be of
>> good moral standing... am I too old fashioned?

Posts on this thread, including this one

• Crazy principal, 9/04/02, by anon.
• Re: Crazy principal, 3/31/03, by Della Lawrence.
• Re: Crazy principal, 9/20/03, by White Dove .
• Re: Crazy principal, 12/04/03, by mr2much2grade.
• Re: Crazy principal, 12/29/03, by kc.