He should just stuck to clubbing
vincemichaels
Detroit
WALLED LAKE, Mich. -
The Walled Lake Consolidated School District's superintendent says a Walled Lake Western High School teacher has been fired after students reported he projected his web browser history, which contained pornographic websites, in class.
The school district says the projection was accidental.
"We hold staff members to high standards of accountability. When allegations surface, we follow our policies and engage in providing appropriate due process prior to taking action for any individual in question. When situations like this arise, the District has an obligation to do a thorough investigation," Superintendent Kenneth Gutman wrote in a letter to parents and staff on Wednesday. "Immediately upon learning about this, Walled Lake Schools put the employee on administrative leave. The District takes these kinds of allegations seriously."
The teacher had been placed on leave since the incident was reported to the high school's principal this past week.
"Our children are our priority in Walled Lake Schools, and we appreciate your support," Gutman wrote
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I personally don't see any problem with the situation unless it was kids porn or something.
However... what dumb ass technologically illiterate high school (or employer) doesn't have a 'net nanny' program installed on every computer in the school to keep the students (or employees) from trolling porn site?
While Pvt. Willie Santiago is supposed to be monitoring the skies from his listening post in Mooseass, Alaskan station, he's jerking off to "Halloween 25: Michael gets a blowjob" as 4 North Korean ICBMs coming screaming towards Seattle.
If any of you know any high school students ask them how easy it is to get around those filters. They keep honest people honest, they don't stop people who are determined.
Also it is illegal for those kids to see those images - that's why it says "I certify I am 18 years and older" on those sites. So yes, it is a fairly big thing.