In case you missed this item in the New York Post, just days after mayor de Blasio lifted the cellphone ban, one Brooklyn high school student used his cellphone to shoot an up-skirt shot of his Spanish teacher. Subsequently, the photo went viral on Facebook. Fortunately, conscientious students reported the controversy to school authorities.
His mother? She defended her ninth grade son, saying that the teacher's skirt was provocative. The teacher's parents are threatening to sue the city.
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She eliminate cellphones from class and keep her stats numbers up:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Bu3Z3Xdynw
But Farina will go after you if you try it.