Point taken, and you're right, it wasn't a teacher. I also agree
with your insight about open vs. closed justice. I'm just sick and
tired of Northern Virginia teachers being treated like dirt.

On 6/06/09, You made one error... wrote:
> The person arrested was not a teacher, but rather a study hall
> monitor. With that said, it's obvious that Loudoun has many
> issues, but at least they are out in the open. I know of
> several school districts that have had multiple issues that were
> kept quiet. One teacher in my district married a former student
> just 6 months after she graduated. The teacher was 25 years her
> senior. Several accusations of nepotism in the district to our
> west. The problem is that many of these are talked about behind
> closed doors and not out in the open. I'd rather have open
> justice than hush-hush injustice.
>
> On 6/06/09, It's a shame! wrote:
>> Loudoun makes the news with a multitude of teachers getting
>> arrested on drinking charges or other items, and their
>> superintendent is called on the carpet by the NAACP and
>> questioned about getting a lot of extra pay for travel. What
>> does that tell you about Loudoun? It's full of many secrets
>> that someone or some newspaper needs to expose in order for
>> its employees to be heard and for their lives to be less
>> stressful. Thanks goodness I teach in another county. I was
>> seriously thinking about applying there this year, but after
>> all of these news clippings? Forget it!
>>
>> On 6/06/09, UUU wrote:
>>> http://www.loudountimes.com/news/2009/jun/05/Drunk/
>>>
>>> All I can say is Unbelieveable....

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