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Mar 9, 2016
"Student, 16, who stole his teacher's phone, posted her nu de photos online and 'forced her to resign' is charged - but the school now blames HER for the whole incident."
I read a couple of news accounts of this and some of the details are unclear. Was her phone in her desk or on her desk? Was it locked or unlocked? Had she let students use her phone in the past? Aside from those questions, what I get from the event is that it is risky for us to monitor the hallway between classes because a student in the classroom could do something while our back is turned that could cause us to lose our job. Your thoughts, anyone?
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Some things to prevent this at the school sites:
1. NEVER ever have ANY photos or written documents that can be deemed inappropriate or compromising or intimate-not in your briefcase, not in your purse, not in your car, and not in your phone. Ever. Remember....in the Regime, everythin...See More