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Two school employees who staged a fake gun attack on a group of students during a field trip have been suspended, school officials said Monday.
Teacher Quentin Mastin and assistant principal Don Bartch were suspended for unprofessional conduct and neglect of duty because of the staged attack, schools director Marilyn Mathis said Monday.
An assistant principal should have know better. These people may have fancy educational degrees, but they definitely do not know what is best for children. Read the rest in The Sun Herald.
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School Employees Who Terrorized Students Suspended
Two school employees who staged a fake gun attack on a group of students during a field trip have been suspended, school officials said Monday.
Teacher Quentin Mastin and assistant principal Don Bartch were suspended for unprofessional conduct and neglect of duty because of the staged attack, schools director Marilyn Mathis said Monday.
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