This kid has a Disability and an amazing car.


we don't know what happen.
IN AMERICA WE ARE INNOCNET TILL PROVEN GUITY.

I KNOW THIS KID.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m no fan of Langley but in this case it sounds like they were trying to help out a graduate with some developmental issues. The behavior may still be inappropriate but it’s not like the schools knew this would happen.

Sorry, I just have to ask, what adult human being has opinions about high schools such that they’ll start a post with “I’m no fan of Langley…”? Like what normal adult believes/says something like that?

I’ll go out on a limb and say one familiar with the school.

Weird fetish you two have re: Langley. I always figured the last time anyone would have that type of opinion is senior year of high school, but i guess you can have big high school emotions too.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m no fan of Langley but in this case it sounds like they were trying to help out a graduate with some developmental issues. The behavior may still be inappropriate but it’s not like the schools knew this would happen.

Sorry, I just have to ask, what adult human being has opinions about high schools such that they’ll start a post with “I’m no fan of Langley…”? Like what normal adult believes/says something like that?

I’ll go out on a limb and say one familiar with the school.

Anonymous wrote:how can an IA afford to live in Great Falls?

He was a graduate of Langley so presumably lives with his parents.

how can an IA afford to live in Great Falls?

Anonymous wrote:I’m no fan of Langley but in this case it sounds like they were trying to help out a graduate with some developmental issues. The behavior may still be inappropriate but it’s not like the schools knew this would happen.

Sorry, I just have to ask, what adult human being has opinions about high schools such that they’ll start a post with “I’m no fan of Langley…”? Like what normal adult believes/says something like that?

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Anonymous wrote:Goodness, we're really scraping the bottom of the barrel in education, aren't we?

This is what happens when parents get confused and think they control what happens in schools and seek to micromanage curricular and individual classrooms. The good teachers had enough and quit. So, we brought it on ourselves in recent years. We get what we deserve, and we deserved this.

The parents are to blame that a creep was hired? Seriously? We’ve had bad actors in schools for years (Catholic Church for example) - just because parents are getting more involved let’s not blame them. What a stretch.

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Anonymous wrote:Goodness, we're really scraping the bottom of the barrel in education, aren't we?

Have you seen the IA pay scale? https://www.fcps.edu/sites/default/files/media/pdf/fy25-cis.pdf

Not many people with options want to work for $25-30k per year. If they work summer school too, maybe an extra $2 or $3k. That's not a living wage even for a single person with roommates. If you want good people to take these jobs, pay them better wages.

Minimum wage in Maryland right over the river is $15/hr. A full time worker at literally any job in MD makes the same money.

+1. And many IAs don’t get benefits. It’s a sh&tty job. If you want better people working in schools, pay them better, offer benefits, and treat them as professionals/train them as such. We currently don’t do any of that in our school system and therefore wind up with a lot of bad staff members in schools.

IAs get benefits, it’s basically the only reason to have the job. It is a salaried and full benefits job. I was an IA for about 3 years while in grad school, I had the job literally for the benefits. How anyone survives on the salary is beyond me.


Also to the homophobe in the comments raging, not that it matters, but IAs don’t get their own rooms to decorate. In no school that I’ve taught in has that ever been a thing. There is a significant difference between being tasked with supervision of a room and being responsible for that room itself.


Signed,

A teacher with a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge pride flag in my room

Who is in charge of recruiting? Langley principal?

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Anonymous wrote:The title of the thread is odd. Would this be OK at Langley if it were after school hours?

I don’t think the title is odd. If he was masturbating in a classroom at off hours like a Sunday morning, that would be a huge problem, but the fact that it was during school hours where students were there seems like a detail worth mentioning. Don’t you agree?

Yes agreed. Not great if after hours, but during hours is crazy

One more reason to avoid Langley. That place has so many problems.

He seems like a creep to me.

Anonymous wrote:The title of the thread is odd. Would this be OK at Langley if it were after school hours?

I don’t think the title is odd. If he was masturbating in a classroom at off hours like a Sunday morning, that would be a huge problem, but the fact that it was during school hours where students were there seems like a detail worth mentioning. Don’t you agree?

Anonymous wrote:Not at all to excuse this behavior, but it should be known that this staff member had a number of disabilities - according to his Facebook page he suffered a stroke in-utero and has not had a typical life.

If not to excuse the behavior why mention it? If a stroke caused him a proclivity to inappropriate sexual activity, why work with students? No, his disabilities is NOT an excuse. He’s just a disgusting pervert who should be kept away from kids at ALL COSTS.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-scalea-a4999434/

This teacher was openly homosexual and proudly displayed pride flags in his room.

In and of itself this would not be an issue. Men like this do more damage to gay rights than anything any bigot or prejudice person could ever do.

Any evidence?

If so that’s really disturbing. This guy needs to keep his sex life out of the classroom in more ways than one.

Yep it’s ok his LinkedIn. Along with a lengthy caption about it. He’s a sicko groomer.

“Another very important part of my job in #fops is monitoring the #EmotionalSupport and #MentalHealth break room.
This multituse space is available to all students at any time during their day. Here they can take a break, gather their thoughts, and regain their energy to finish the day.
I have also designated my office as a #safespace for any and all students to come, visit, and be safe. Free from judgement and anxiety. Complete with games and activities for them to enjoy and relax with.
This space is also one of the locations where students can take assessments without any pressure from outside distractions. As someone who took advantage of this when I was in high school, I am more than willing to open my office space to students who prefer a quieter environment for test taking.
Every students time in high school is unique, and my hope is that they can come to my office if they wish and feel comfortable about getting through their short but hopefully rewarding time in high school.”