This is some Bulls%$t…two middle school teachers had a fight in front of their students…these are the kind of people trying to be role models to our children and crying that they need raises. How ignorant can you be, I mean damn, there is a time and place for everything. Who wants to bet that this quarrel had something to do with some raggedy silly old man…they have both humiliated themselves while that clown is probably at home laughing and still playing them both…read this ridiculous story below:
Two middle school teachers who got into a fist-fight in front of students over a personal matter were arrested Wednesday.The original incident happened in the hallway of St. Andrews Middle School between two female eighth-grade teachers on last Friday, March 14.Sheriff Lott says 30-year-old Tawana Horton of Columbia and 28-year-old Cambrella Pickney of Columbia got into a physical altercation in the hallway, after the teachers "bumped into each other."The resource officer says "an ongoing personal dispute" can be blamed for the reason the teachers were fighting, but he didn't elaborate on what the dispute regarded. Horton and Pinckney were each charged with disturbing schools and booked into the Richland County jail."These teachers are still employed by the district, but they have no been back at the school since the incident took place," Richland School District One Spokesperson Karen York told News19. "It is district policy not to disclose any disciplinary action that takes place against it's employees. The district is handling this as a serious matter.
Two middle school teachers who got into a fist-fight in front of students over a personal matter were arrested Wednesday.The original incident happened in the hallway of St. Andrews Middle School between two female eighth-grade teachers on last Friday, March 14.Sheriff Lott says 30-year-old Tawana Horton of Columbia and 28-year-old Cambrella Pickney of Columbia got into a physical altercation in the hallway, after the teachers "bumped into each other."The resource officer says "an ongoing personal dispute" can be blamed for the reason the teachers were fighting, but he didn't elaborate on what the dispute regarded. Horton and Pinckney were each charged with disturbing schools and booked into the Richland County jail."These teachers are still employed by the district, but they have no been back at the school since the incident took place," Richland School District One Spokesperson Karen York told News19. "It is district policy not to disclose any disciplinary action that takes place against it's employees. The district is handling this as a serious matter.
Teachers are supposed to be role models for students, and with the teachers fighting in the hall, they are not setting a good example."
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