So i quit suicide girls to be a teacher but is it traceable?

Question

will this be held against me when looking for a teaching job?

Answer 1

Your interviewers can google you and if your name or facebook/myspace pops up, I would highly suggest taking off anything you dont' want them to see.

I've been on a hiring committe and I've done that and shared with my peers and yes, it influenced whether or not we hired someone. I would also suggest not applying anywhere that knew you in your past life so they can't pass on that information.

Answer 2

i dont really know what suicide girls are, but it doesnt sound very teacher like!  Good on you for making a life change

Answer 3

They may not realize it when you are hired. However, if and when it surfaces then it could lead to your dismissal if the district have a morality clause in their teaching contracts. In which many tend to have the morality clause as well as most states tend to have it as a condition of the teaching certificate.

After searching the web it is my understanding of suicide girls is that it is a website that has a collection of nude pictures of women. If you were one then they could hold the morality cause against you and fire you - or demand you to resign.  

Answer 4

I believe so.

You may want to look into it.

Answer 5

you can expect any prospective employer to at least google your name.  If you don't like what you see when you google your name, then you'll have to take some measures to change it.  They may also

search popular networking sites for your name also, like facebook, my space, 360, etc.  

Patrick

Answer 6

I would say it's only traceable if someone is specifically looking for it. If indeed your principal stumbles upon it, I'm certain he wouldn't say anything lest he be criticized for being on that site in the first place. However, he could feasibly be on Yahoo! Answers...

Answer 7

What are suicide girls?