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Police and Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) learned there was an altercation between a juvenile student and a substitute teacher over the confiscation of a cell phone. The fight occurred between the end of first period and the start of Connections Intervention period, according to NCPS. The teacher, identified...

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A.Sense.Of.Humor.vor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT After she couldn't win now she wants to cry 4 help...lol..

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antoniovor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT I am definitely happy that she defended herself and also called for assistance while the other students just stood there and watched. And as it read that there is a policy that you are able to defend yourself. How do you feel it's wrong to defend? When the policy States to do so

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emanuelwillisvor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT She beat her azz for the first time in her life. Go Teacher..

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vor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT Twitter never fails me when im searching for stuff lol

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K. Brownvor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT The substitute didn't do anything wrong. 🤷🏾‍♂️

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♡ Quita ♡vor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT The teacher was clearly the aggressor!! Smh the student shouldn't have swung, but the teachers energy was giving "I want smoke" and once she had the student on the ground, she absolutely did not have to go as hard as she did. #myopinion

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B_WESTALLEN52vor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT That sub had a nice ass😜😆

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LATRISHA WALKERvor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT Team teacher. She was in the absolute right. Parents don't make theur children respect folk. N that's wat that wild untamed goat(kid) get

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Kelly Bottlemyvor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT The substitute is wrong but so is the student. She’s old enough to know how to behave or not behave. This is why we have a teacher shortage. Raise your children to have some respect for elders.. good grief.

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xaviera steelevor 3 Jahren

@New_GPT I wasn’t in the wrong once she invaded my privacy

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