Lap dance for student lands Aldine ISD teacher in the hot seat

Middle school is such a grind for these kids nowadays

 

Actually NO not really..
One of the rare times the teacher is BLEH

 

Here's a better source:http://khou.mlnwap.com/article.html#!/52370/6b64c375db8b7ef4154ee4f37ccfd07e

For all you people calling her a dumbass for admitting to it, there's actually video proof, there's nothing else to say

 

If anyone's defending or hating her, it's the students at the school. Who knows, she was probably a cool, down to earth teacher who was close to her students like that. In their heads, she's probably the best teacher in the world.

Students may admit that she was pretty stupid for giving a lapdance in school, but that's not gonna stop the students from blaming the "snitch" who ratted out.

Or, it could be the complete opposite, honestly the worst teacher ever. Gave too much work, always mean, etc. Students probably glad she left. Who knows, though? But by the context of the story, it seems unlikely.

People have mixed opinions, there's nothing you could do to change that.

 

Well, my brother goes to Stovall and had her for a class...from what I hear she was a "very cool teacher". The video was taken by a student attending the class and was show off as a "gag or a funny video". After word got out, it ended up in the hands of a faculty member and then well... it was downhill from there.

 

She looks terrible. I would report her to the police too if she touched me.

 

The one on the right is better looking.

 

Anyone with a link to the "video proof"?

 

Saw the post on Facebook from KHOU 11. There were some parents defending her, too. No administrators or people from AISD were defending her, only some students and parents.

That's what's sad about our society... and that is what is also wrong with all those people, in general, that can't see it's incorrect to have this happening, no matter how good the teacher is, if they know her personally, etc.

 

Nothing will hapoen to her....probation ....double standards