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Mysterious Teaching

Insights behind the perils of being a teacher

It is spring and Love is in the air!

I just had to send a really nasty email to a teacher this morning.  He is on my team and he and a third grade teacher ran a "friendship"  until just after Christmas.  They sat together.  They were always in each others room.  They talked all night on the phone...

Let me just stop here and say, HE IS MARRIED!  She is not.  However, she met a guy around Crhistmas and dated him until he treated her really bad.  Then she wanted to start up the relationship again.  He held back this time because she really "hurt" him before.  So, she latched on to the brand new male 5th grade teacher, WHO IS ALSO MARRIED!  Now they are an item.  I have heard students refer to him as her boyfriend.  Did I say HE IS MARRIED???

Anyway, now my guy is ticked off all the time.  He doesn't want to sit in meetings where "they" are together.  He doesn't want to go to luncheons because "they" are together.  He crossed the line today when he took his class out to recess instead of to the student talent show because he didn't want to see "them" sit together. 

I told him off royal.  I called him unprofessional and told him to keep that crap out of the schools.  He is married and needs to remember it or get a divorce before he begins another relationship.  I am sick of dealing with high school feelings.  I also told him to get a grip on his professional life before he cause an irreversible problem.  This guy is new to teaching but not new to the world.  He is 40!  When do they grow up?  This is the most childish display of feelings I have encountered since my children lived at home.  He has whined, cried, stamped his foot, you name it, he has done it.  Give me a professional break!

Published Wednesday, May 21, 2008 11:55 AM by MysteryTeacher

Comments

 

j frap said:

Is this about teaching? This reads like a note passed in class by a scorned ex-girlfriend.

May 22, 2008 1:20 AM
 

MysteryTeacher said:

It is about TEACHERS who think they are in high school.  My reason for this blog is because I have been the one listening to the complaints, watching them walk out of staff meetings and luncheons because they didn't want to "LOOK" at that person.

This is about unprofessional behavior at the workplace.  They can do what they want off campus.

May 22, 2008 9:34 AM
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About MysteryTeacher

I am a wild, whacky, weird, wonderful woman and teacher. I am venturing into a previous life by teaching ELL this fall. I use to teach ESL years ago. I am excited, empowered, and employed. I love life.

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