porn star teacher
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libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
The only problem i can forsee is students believing that because she does this, they can get away with bad behavior..like oh my teacher screws for a living who is she to tell me I can't text in class..I saw that one with her and that cell phone..and hey mine is on vibrate too...
I don't think it would bother me much...but I think it could get very distracting. imagine trying to learn algebra when you just saw your teacher in a movie in a nurse's outfit bent over an ekg machine...
I don't think it would bother me much...but I think it could get very distracting. imagine trying to learn algebra when you just saw your teacher in a movie in a nurse's outfit bent over an ekg machine...
Mama_Mia08
New Member
I think as long as the teacher was discrete and not talking about it, fine. I actually don't have issues with the porn industry. Teachers don't get paid that well to begin with anyway. Also, the kids shouldn't be finding her porn anyway if they are monitored on the internet correctly. Although teenaged boys in their rooms after school can be tricky with all their handy work...to say the least.
If you are talking about the FL Bio teacher, I think it was wrong for the school to fire her. You can't tell me the male faculty didn't investigate it for themselves. I also don't think the courts should have taken her kids from her. As long as she isn't taking them to work with her, neglecting them, etc.
If you are talking about the FL Bio teacher, I think it was wrong for the school to fire her. You can't tell me the male faculty didn't investigate it for themselves. I also don't think the courts should have taken her kids from her. As long as she isn't taking them to work with her, neglecting them, etc.
UncleBacon
Active Member
I don't know anything about that case....I was just going off what they were talking about on the radio
vanbells
Pookieboo!!!
Parents are suppose to be good role models.
Beta84
They're out to get us
Sure. I don't care about the parents and what they think. It's about the students. I said a middle schoolers look at porn, but not necessarily the case for an elementary school kid. But who cares about what is available to a kid via their parent's personal collection? There's this thing called the internet that's available to kids at young ages too.
SoccerMom2
New Member
As long as it is not brought up in class i have no problem with it. I really doubt she is going to be like "Hey kids im a porn star "
SoccerMom2
New Member
I had teachers who were arrested for a kmart scam. They had the a student who work there ring up big items for cheap or don't ring them up at all. Doesn't mean i grew up to scam and steal.
Dye Tied
Garden Variety Gnome
Was it your English teacher? Must have been because you didn't learn grammar.
SoccerMom2
New Member
I'm just having one of those days. I couldn't think how to word it correctly.
SoccerMom2
New Member
You are more then welcome to rewrite it for me.
morningbell
hmmmmmm
Teachers don't get paid enough for the shiat they put up with, many take a second job or work in the summer and if that's what they need to get by, so be it. There have been worse teachers that weren't porn stars, my first grade teacher was a catholic nun, she pulled hair, hit us with the yard stick and the pointer, threw our desks, jacked us up against the wall.... that wouldn't fly these days but she had to have been the worst teacher ever.
A lot!
Lenny
Lovin' being Texican
This biology teacher in Florida became the porn star after she was fired for being a bathing suit model.
Mama_Mia08
New Member
They should have never been able to fire her. Kids see women in bathings suits at the pools, beaches, etc. Also it is in FL for goodness sakes. This just confirms my belief that schools over step their boundaries way too much.
NutCluster
New Member
Only 7 morally upstanding citizens. What a surprise. 
This_person
Well-Known Member
Interesting way to phrase it.Only 7 morally upstanding citizens. What a surprise.
Personally, when speaking of a public school, I would say it is not an easy decision. Is there a clause in her contract that requires she not do something like this? Does it effect her ability to maintain proper order and discipline in the class? Does she bring the concepts of her moonlighting job into her day job?
If the answers to these things are all "no", then by what rights could someone reasonably object?
On the other hand, were it a private school, I would expect there to be a clause in the hiring of teachers that forbids such behavior. I would also expect that the morals (vice the reasoned legalities) would have a proper place in making determinations of employment.
Larry Gude
Strung Out
I think folks might be a good bit uneasy if they knew what many teachers did in their spare time.
If she is a good teacher, she's a good teacher.
morningbell
hmmmmmm
I think folks might be a good bit uneasy if they knew what many teachers did in their spare time.
If she is a good teacher, she's a good teacher.
I'd be more concerned about the RN at St. Mary's hospital who gets high
and the other who pops pills 