"Unfortunately, all the photos of the teacher are off the Internet and most of the people expressing their opinion here are doing so without firsthand knowledge."
True and we can only go by what we read or see in videos and speculate as to how accurate our information is.
"Based on what I saw, the teacher should not be disciplined, the photos are mostly tame, not all nude or topless, and playful in nature. I think just about anyone would consider them art and not pornography. Even the school district is not calling the photos porno, Hoover is being charged with "failure to meet the District's standards of professional conduct," and engaging in an activity that "because of the publicity given it, or knowledge of it among students, faculty and community, impairs or diminishes the employee's effectiveness in the district.""
If the district feels that these photos are so innocuous, then they would issue a disciplinary letter or even dismiss her. They would not try to have her banned from teaching in the entire state of Texas. This would spill over and ruin her chances of teaching anywhere in the USA.
Note: Due to typo, I mistakenly included the letter 'l' in the word innocuous. I have corrected the spelling above.
True and we can only go by what we read or see in videos and speculate as to how accurate our information is.
"Based on what I saw, the teacher should not be disciplined, the photos are mostly tame, not all nude or topless, and playful in nature. I think just about anyone would consider them art and not pornography. Even the school district is not calling the photos porno, Hoover is being charged with "failure to meet the District's standards of professional conduct," and engaging in an activity that "because of the publicity given it, or knowledge of it among students, faculty and community, impairs or diminishes the employee's effectiveness in the district.""
If the district feels that these photos are so innocuous, then they would issue a disciplinary letter or even dismiss her. They would not try to have her banned from teaching in the entire state of Texas. This would spill over and ruin her chances of teaching anywhere in the USA.
Note: Due to typo, I mistakenly included the letter 'l' in the word innocuous. I have corrected the spelling above.
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