Teachers and Trash Education: Florence, ALABAMA

Monday, March 26, 2007

Florence, ALABAMA

Mar 24, 2007 - After parents complained, a student teacher at Wilson High School has been banned from the school after he was accused of e-mailing and posting inappropriate messages to students online.

The intern was an education major at Alabama State University in Montgomery

He was escorted off the campus Thursday morning by the school's resource officer.
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It takes extraordinary courage for victims to come forward to confront those who have abused them, especially in light of the criticism of their peers and -- often parents -- who, with little knowledge of the facts, defend the indefensible. Even after conviction.

Teachers and Trash Education

Monday, March 26, 2007

Florence, ALABAMA

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