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aint_no_life_nowhere

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11. I'm human

Reply to cui bono (Reply #9)

Tue Feb 10, 2015, 10:07 PM

Feb 2015

I can have really bad days and then apologize, if it only comes to words. Even special needs kids can drive someone to great exasperation. EVERYONE is entitled to blow their stack once, as long as no physical harm is involved. This is more than that. If you expect perfection even with special needs children it won't be found in this world.

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School principal caught on tape referring to special needs students as, "retards" and "animals." [View all] davidn3600 Feb 2015 OP

Oh, I think this lady is in for it once this goes viral, which it should Tsiyu Feb 2015 #1

Unfortunately, this happened 3 years ago and she's still got her job but the teacher's asst cui bono Feb 2015 #14

Oh, I thought the news story was recent. Tsiyu Feb 2015 #18

I hope Mr Egan is well represented by the best attorneys. That fucking hateful principal Jefferson23 Feb 2015 #2

She's clearly in the wrong line of work davidn3600 Feb 2015 #4

Lawsuits should be plentiful. She is a disgrace to her position..horrific abuse. Jefferson23 Feb 2015 #5

If anyone would like to send a message to this school board, see below: Jefferson23 Feb 2015 #3

OMG.. whathehell Feb 2015 #6

OMG is right! cui bono Feb 2015 #10

I've had bad days where I cut loose a chain of expletives aint_no_life_nowhere Feb 2015 #7

Even if it isn't a pattern and she was having a bad day, this is inexcusable. cui bono Feb 2015 #9

I'm human aint_no_life_nowhere Feb 2015 #11

I don't expect perfection. Not publicly humiliating special needs children under your supervision cui bono Feb 2015 #13

Sometimes those jobs draw people trying to work out their own problems. byronius Feb 2015 #8

Hope the assistant teacher wins big! bobGandolf Feb 2015 #12

Well, that's one abusive bully down (hopefully), Alkene Feb 2015 #15

Wrongful termination, indeed! I hope she comes out with some money Nay Feb 2015 #16

Our family's "principal" - many should learn from him.. android fan Feb 2015 #17