Could a teacher get fired for this?

Question

Well I have this one teacher that is really mean. She always neglects her duties as a teacher, is rude and very loud, disrespects the principal of the school (by sticking her tongue of at her when she leaves the room), when the intercome goes on she'll me like "blah, blah, blah" through the whole thing waving her head (so we cant her the anoucement), is not fair, and takes her almost 2 grading semsters to acually get something graded.

Answer 1

probably, if enough kids and parents complain. talk to your principal or counselor.

Answer 2

I think so!!! I would write a letter to the principal and have all of the students and parents sign it. Or maybe you could have people sign a petition. WOW!! Just do anything to get her OUT OF THERE!!!

Answer 3

Nope. The principal will not take your word for it. By contract the principal has to observe the teacher and evaluate him/her. What you say doesn't matter, it's what the principal observes and keeps a record of. My suggestion, take a different class.

Answer 4

I think so.  It would be way cool if you could capture a pic of her sticking her tongue out at the principal on a camera phone or digital phone... try and catch both of them in the same frame and then just show it to the principal.  Also keep good records of her s***w ups... then do as other said get a letter together with student/parent signature and submit it to the principal and a copy to the board of ed in your area..

Answer 5

yes, but you need to get like some sort of petition going on maybe get signatures., and proof from others like students.

Answer 6

Teachers  are  on  contract  and  evaluated  yearly.  IT  would  appear her  problems  would  be  noticable to  Officials,  principal, school board. Parents  have  right to report  things  such as  this  and  contact  school board  also.  *mamatx

Answer 7

You should go to the principal about the situation.. Get other kids whom are in the same class as yourself and feel the same as yourself about her and go to the principal. If 70% of a class feel they have been neglected by there teacher she will most likeley loose her job.. You could also tell your parents and they could get in contact with your school and express the classes feelings.. Therefore Yes she could get fired for her behaviour towards her students..

Answer 8

She sounds a little "off" to me.

Answer 9

I can't belive a teacher would be so disrespectful! That is just plain disrespectful and it doesn't set a good example for her students!

Answer 10

It is not up to you to judge. If the administration thinks that she is doing okay then they will deal with it.

Answer 11

If this is truly the case, then there generally has to be some documentation of her actions and concentrated effort on the part of parents and students to bring the details of the situation to the attention of the right people.  The principal would be a start.  Then contact human resources and your school board.

Answer 12

It is okay to write a letter of complaint about your teacher.  When you do this, however, stick to narrating the facts.  Don't append evaluative comments such as "She had a student retrieve the book 'because she was too lazy.'"

Harleigh Kyson Jr.