US EditionB.C. teacher suspended after ‘threatening and intimidating’ confrontation with student in public
- A teacher from Nanaimo-Ladysmith has been suspended for berating a student and demanding her firing, according to the B.C. Commissioner of Teacher Regulation, Donnaree Nygard.
- The incidents began when the teacher was accused of making a student uncomfortable in February 2021, leading to a suspension and investigation by Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools.
- In July 2021, Mulrooney confronted the student at her job, making threats and demanding her firing, which he later followed up with a phone call to her manager.
- Edward John Thomas Mulrooney admitted that his actions constituted professional misconduct in a consent resolution agreement signed on April 3 and 7.
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B.C. teacher suspended after ‘threatening and intimidating’ confrontation with student in public
A Vancouver Island teacher has been handed a five-day suspension for his interactions with a student both at school and in the community, which the provincial regulator deemed to constitute professional misconduct.
The 60-year-old director of primary school De Lettertuin in Koekelare has been suspended after returning from sick leave. The reason: “His return was tumultuous, he loudly announced ‘not to do any more knocking until his retirement’ and a disciplinary investigation was started due to toxic leadership,” the board of directors announced. He still contested his suspension at the Council of State but was unsuccessful.
Vancouver Island teacher who made student feel uncomfortable faces five-day certificate suspension
A former teacher with Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools is facing a five-day suspension of his teaching certificate after confronting a student who had previously accused him of looking at her in a way that made her uncomfortable.
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