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AFLAC!

She's not orange enough

I gave this thread 5 stars and SOM minus 20 stars.

Yeah, but when you allow for the conversion rate, you're taking away, like, 140 peso-stars.

Man...

That's not just one teacher exhibiting bad judgement, but a whole group of teachers. (Although the other teachers' indiscretion was limited to drinking and dancing with students.)

I dated a girl with the last name Dunaj. It's a Croatian name. She and both her sisters were all among the prettiest girls you could imagine.


Again, it's a case of a female teacher who's attractive and probably could have her pick of men over 18. So I wonder what their motivation is for banging under-age students.

On the other hand...

Canandaigua is not even a real word.

More here:

• Canandaigua City Police Chief Jon Welch announced the arrest at a press conference this afternoon....
  
  Welch said the investigation is ongoing and added that Gurecki-Haskins could face additional charges.
  
  "We really don't know what the depths are," he said, "but we'll find out."

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Don't get any ideas.

http://www.goupstate.com/article/20100921/ARTICLES/9211025/0/news

Summer parties of booze, mary jane, and sex...

Should link this to the news of the obvious thread for this tidbit:

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Man, some of those teachers are smoking....others, not so much...

Former CA teacher sentenced this morning

• Canandaigua, N.Y. —
  
  Marla Gurecki-Haskins, former Canandaigua Academy special education teacher, was taken to the Ontario County Jail this morning following sentencing in Canandaigua City Court.
  
  Gurecki-Haskins took a plea in September, resulting in 45 days in jail plus three years' probation in regard to two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and one charge of official misconduct. Judge Stephen Aronson added some stipulations to the penalties, including payment of reparations in the amount of $1,995 to the victim's family for attorney fees and an order of protection from the victim.
  
  "It's obvious the victim is scarred," Aronson said.

Haskins could "scar" me anytime.

Re-reading the thread I came across this:



Man, it's like aliens flipped his brain or something.

READER'S DIGEST, August 2010, page 45-47

• NO TEACHER LEFT BEHIND:
  Powerful Unions Protect Bad Teachers, But Do Nothing to Guarantee Our Kids' Education
  
  By Michael Crowlet, TIME magazine
  
  For two years, Thomas Sheldon made good money doing nothing. In May 2008, school officials yanked him from his fourth-grade classroom, desspite 18 years on the job. He had been accused of making abusive comments to his students and co-workers. He'd also been charged with harassing a colleague, contacting her in defiance of a school district order. Sheldon denied the charges and fought the school's attempts to fire him.
  
  But in Los Angeles, and all across America, firing a teacher is about as easy as passing a kidney stone. So, as his case wound through the torturous administrative review process, Sheldon was ordered to "work" from home --which meant watching TV, downloading music and lifting weights.
  
  Meanwhile he collected his full annual salary of $75,024, thanks to his powerful union. Nice work if you can get it.
  
  And Sheldon has plenty of company. As oif last year, the Los Angeles Unified School district was paying full salaries to some 160 teachers who had been pulled from the classrooms while accusations of misconduct were being resolved.
  
  Sheldon's free ride finally ended in June when he opted not to appeal the decision to fire him.
  
  But the absurd situation in Los Angeles pales in comparison to the madness in New York Citys "rubber rooms". That's the nickname for the offices where about 650 of the city's public school employees were sitting aroud day after day doing, well, whatever they felt like. Reading books, solving crossword puzzles, surfing the web. Most were teachers who had been removed from classrooms for alleged misconduct, including sexual relationships with students, failure to grade homework or follow the curriculum, and outright incompetence.
  Like Los Angeles, New York City was unable to fire them because of union protections. All these idle teachers, meanwhile, drew full salaries and benefits --costing New York $30 million last year alone-- for doing nothing.
  
  Well, not quite nothing. Alan Rosenfeld, a Queens teacher who wass accused in 2002 of making lewd comments to at least 6 eighth grade girls ("You have a sexy body," he allegedly told one). A panel found Rosenfeld guilty of one charge, and school officials didn't want him back in the classroom. But thanks to union protections, he couldn't be fired.
  So Rosenfeld was sent to a rubber room, where he continued to collect not just his $100,000 salary, but also, according the New York Post, the income he made running a law practice and real estate business --for eight years.
  
  How widespread is the problem?
  
  A May 2008 survey by the nonpartisan Education Sector came up with this shocking finding: Nearly half the 1,000 teachers contacted said they personally know of a teacher "who is ineffective asnd should not be in the classroom".
  Yet thanks to the unions, and politicians who have rewarded their generous donations, teachers enjoy job protection that would be laughed out of the private sector.
  
  "Nobody, with the possible exception of federal judges, deserves lifetime or guaranteed employment," says Chester Finn, a longtime education reformer with Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Finn says such protections are bad for the taxpayers who pay for long legal battles against the likes of Thomas Sheldon. They're bad for our students. And they're bad for America. In a 2006 assessment of 15-year-old students in 30 industrialized countries, America placed 25th in math and 21st in science.
  
  Here's an even bigger point. While we need to get rid of sleaze balls as fast as possible, it's just as important to dump teachers who are plain incompetent. And there are plenty. Yet only about 2 percent of teachers are either fired or don't get their contracts renewed because of poor performance every year.
  
  Worse, that figure is often lower among teachers within the magical force ffield of tenure. From Hawaii to Utah to Deleware --states where less than half of fourth-graders are proficient at at reading or math-- the average district didn't dump a single tenured teacher in the 2007/2008 school year.
  In Minneapolis, some 75 teachers were canned between 2002/2003 and 2006/2007, a ratio of 0.5 percent of the school system's tenured teachers per year.
  In Oklahoma, only one teacher has been fired since 2003.
  
  The tenure system was created to prevent discrimination, and to guarantee teachers due process. But other laws also make dismissals on the basis of gender or race illegal. And in practice, tenure has become a way for rotten apples to cling to their jobs. As Michelle Rhee, the bold new schools chief trying to clean up Washington D.C.'s horrendous public school system puts it: "Tenure is the holy grail of teacher unions but has no educational value for kids. It benefits only adults."
  
  It's painfully obvious that the unions need a shake-up. And politicians in both parties need to be more willing to challenge the tenure system, and to reward high-performing teachers regardless of seniority.
  Change won't come easy given [teacher unions'] massive political spending: In California alone, the biggest teacher union spent $212 million over the past decade.
  Still, some states are taking action, including Arizona, which last year abolisshed its teacher seniority system.
  
  Washington D.C.'s new schools chief dismissed more than 200 employees --including a group of underperformers and several teachers she alleged had hit kids or missed up to 78 days of school --but only becaause a budget crunch gave her the power to force layoffs.
  
  There is one more piece of good news. Last April, New York City and its teachers union finally decised to shut down those rubber rooms. And Los Angeles is considering similar action. But teachers in disciplinary limbo will still get paid in full. Now they'll just be forced to perform administrative tasks while they await their fate.
  It's a small step for New York. But to fix our schools, America still needs to make a giant leap.

A great article citing examples of grossly negligent teachers, some of them sexual predators, who are protected by teacher unions and allowed to continue pulling down their full salaries, often doing nothing, long after they would have been fired in any private sector job.

pedophilia is so funny.

Come on, rex. You really think that a hot teacher having sex with a sixteen or seventeen year old male is pedophilia?

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2011...with_cowor.html

What looked like a scene from a porn flick was really a medical emergency, the naughty teachers at Brooklyn's "Horndog High" told investigators.

James Madison High School teacher Alini Brito said she was getting an insulin shot from co-worker Cindy Mauro when a janitor saw her naked from the waist up with another nude teacher kneeling between her legs.

Brito's excuse was part of testimony released Friday from a state arbitrator's report on the scandal. The 30-year-old Spanish teacher was fired after city officials received the report on Dec. 27.

The "Horndog High" saga began Nov. 20, 2009, while students were attending a sing-and-dance competition in the auditorium. While witnesses said they saw a romantic tryst, the teachers tried to explain all the evidence away as a misunderstanding.

Brito, a diabetic, told investigators she started feeling ill and asked her French teacher colleague to "check her blood sugar," according to the report.

"Let's go upstairs," Mauro said, according to the report. "I have sugar and candy in my room."

By the time they got to Mauro's classroom on the third floor, Brito said her "knees got weak," so she lay down on the floor.

Brito took off her sweater and Mauro placed it under her colleague's head, Brito said in the report, then Mauro put a chair under Brito's legs "to aid her circulation."

Brito said Mauro was kneeling next to her with the lights off when the janitor popped in. Mauro was fully clothed, Brito told investigators.

The janitor, who said he saw two topless women rolling around on the floor, summoned school safety officer Ruth Reyes.

She described what she saw in Room 337 quite differently.

"[Brito] was naked on the floor... and I saw the blond between her legs, and when I opened the door, she looked up and told me to shut the door," Reyes told investigators.

By the time Assistant Principal Jodie Cohen got to the room minutes later, she saw Brito "leaning against the teacher's desk... and she seemed to be, like, zippering her boot and finishing buttoning her shirt."

The testimony was enough for state arbitrator Mary Crangle to rule it was "more likely than not" the teachers were in the middle of "a sexual encounter."

Both teachers were reassigned after the 2009 scandal. Mauro is still awaiting disciplinary action.


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The janitor should've just told them "either you let me join in, or I tell".

Still one of the better-looking offenders.

The correct term in that context is ephebophilia.

She's got that crazy look to her, too.

I love that look

It was the first thing that attracted me to Rob!

I overlooked it in in Rob........because he's short and I literally looked over him.

WHERE WERE THESE HOT PORN TEACHERS WHEN I WAS IN SCHOOL?!?!?!?!

And every one of those male "victims" will be high-fiving about that shit when they get to college to tell their buddies they knocked the bottom out of that hot piece of ass at 14. Sex culture is NOT equal.

And there you have it: Prometheus supports pedophilia.

Haha!

Pro's trying to rationalize pedophilia by lowering the culturally acceptable age bracket!!

HAHAHAHA!!

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

I just want to point out that while I'm all for the use of correct terms, I don't condone these teachers who make fuck with their students. Not only is it against the (relevant state's) law, it's inappropriate and unethical. Even if the students won't get fucked up in their heads, other students will likely suspect them for favouritism.

I'm all for making fun of Pariah, but could you please stop use the word "tranny"?

We could always call them freaks of nature.