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Showing posts with label Elementary Schoolers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elementary Schoolers. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Teacher Tells Girl That Your Sexier Than Me.


Marco Inskip, a 40-year-old substitute teacher at Charles L. Spragg Elementary School in Egg Harbor City, N.J., has been accused of telling a 7-year-old girl she was dressed "too sexy for gym today," CBS New York reports.

Henry Wilson, the girl's father, told the station he filed a police complaint against the teacher, who has been suspended from the school district.

"You just don’t talk like that to children,” parent Debbie Maser told WGHP-TV. “You don’t use those kind of words in reference to them.”

The Press of Atlantic City reports the 7-year-old told a teacher that Inskip said a "bad word to her," but didn't want to use the word "sexy."

Wilson said he appreciates the school's action, but wants it to go further.

“The guidance counselor talked to her, and I’m happy with how the school responded," Wilson told the paper. “I just don’t want him to be able to go to another district and do the same thing."

According to the Cherry Hill Courier Post, the Egg Harbor City school board plans to visit the case against Inskip in May.

Girls Outfit




Source http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/24/marco-inskip-substitute-teacher-accused-of-telling-second-grader-her-clothes-were-too-sexy-for-gym_n_1449776.html

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Racism Shows Up In Elementary School Class Photo.


A second grader at Sawgrass Elementary School in Sunrise, Fla., who didn't have the parental consent form to be his class photo was nevertheless included, but in a way that has shocked school officials and the boy's parents, WPLG TV reports.


Per the elementary school's request, The Huffington Post blurred the faces of the other students in the photo, but the second grade boy can still be seen with a crude, brown-colored, smiley face placed over his face.

"It was totally inappropriate," Broward School District spokeswoman Marsy Smith told WPLG.

Smith also said Sherry Rose, the school's principal, was shocked when she first saw the photo.

"She was very, very upset and immediately took action to reschedule a picture-taking session for Thursday."



Source http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/05/parents-upset-over-degrading-school-photo_n_1406159.html