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Originally Posted by Drolefille
That would mean talking about sex with children and we can't have that 
But in the end, as has been pointed out several times, she apparently signed a contract and agreed to it. Her failure to do so, even if the contract was ridiculous, means the firing was probably legit. |
If it did indeed specifically list premarital sex as a firing offense.
If I were her I'd be pretty riled up about the fact that her personal business was broadcast to the entire school. I know they'd have to come up with a reason to explain why a well-liked teacher was fired, but there HAS to be a more tactful way to do it.