Thinthickbigred;1094339 wrote:What did she supposedly do? Is it PC run a muck again in right wing Texas or did she mess around with a youngster ? This is still a who did what deal .
The fact that she was fired and not put on administrative leave pending further investigation seems like a pretty good indicator that the school system had some clear proof that she was doing more than helping the kid with his math homework. Not sure what this has to do with Texas being "right wing" but OK. :rolleyes:Thinthickbigred;1094339 wrote:What did she supposedly do? Is it PC run a muck again in right wing Texas or did she mess around with a youngster ? This is still a who did what deal .
believer;1094416 wrote:The fact that she was fired and not put on administrative leave pending further investigation seems like a pretty good indicator that the school system had some clear proof that she was doing more than helping the kid with his math homework. Not sure what this has to do with Texas being "right wing" but OK. :rolleyes:
NEVER insult cast iron skillets like that again. Those things are useful in the kitchen!ts1227;1094738 wrote:You don't try to comprehend thinthick, you just make fun of him for having the IQ of a cast iron skillet.
Heretic;1094766 wrote:NEVER insult cast iron skillets like that again. Those things are useful in the kitchen!
SWANTON -- A Swanton High School teacher has been suspended pending a school district investigation into allegations that she had an inappropriate relationship with a male upperclassman, according to Superintendent Russ Griggs.
Michelle Blosser was placed on paid administrative leave at the end of the day Thursday. The suspension came after school administrators learned of allegations Wednesday and decided to investigate.
Allegations include "inappropriate contact and conduct with a student," Mr. Griggs said. "Sex was implied."
The alleged activity took place outside the school, he said. "My understanding is it was off-site," Mr. Griggs said.
The student's parents have been notified and Fulton County Children's Services has been informed of the allegations, which are being investigated by the Fulton County Sheriff's Office. No charges have been filed.
Ms. Blosser, of Fayette, Ohio, was born in 1967, according to Ohio voter registration records. She teaches psychology, sociology, and advanced placement psychology and was the high school's teacher of the month in December.
"She is always willing to go the extra mile to help our students be successful," Principal Steve Gfell said at the time. "She has a great rapport with our students, and her classes are always in high demand. In fact, this year, so many students signed up for her psychology class we had to create an extra section of the course to accommodate the demand."
Attempts to reach her were unsuccessful.
believer;1094416 wrote:The fact that she was fired and not put on administrative leave pending further investigation seems like a pretty good indicator that the school system had some clear proof that she was doing more than helping the kid with his math homework. Not sure what this has to do with Texas being "right wing" but OK. :rolleyes:
that brother is a douchepassword;1102860 wrote:She was outed by the 12 yr old brother of the kid she was sleeping with, he walked in on them while they were in his bed. I am suprised she didn't just offer to do the brother so he would not tell anyone.
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