Teacher fired for Bikini-job on the side
Tiffany Shepherd, a biology teacher at Port St. Lucie High School, learned last week that she will not be asked to return when school starts next year, nor will she finish this school year.
Shepherd doesn’t think it’s her teaching skills that the St. Lucie County School District found objectionable but, rather, her after-school job as a bikini mate aboard Smokin’ Em Charters fishing tours.
So what exactly did she do WRONG???
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Well, the article fails to disclose that she was fired long before that. She was chronically absent from her teaching job (nearly 20% of the time) and is also a psycho ex… having recently been arrested for threatening another woman just because she was dating her long ago ex (against whom SHE had a fraudulently obtained restraining order).
She’s a real nutcase is what she is.
Mister-M - January 24, 2009 at 10:10 am
“So what exactly did she do WRONG???”
-District officials said Shepherd was dismissed for “excessive absences,” more than 30 unexcused absences during the 2007-08 school year, and two reprimands in her personnel file.-
How many jobs do you know of where you can blow off 30 working days in ten months, and keep the job ?
The answer to that is: Zero.
Then, add:
Bikini teacher arrested for harassing calls
According to a Fort Pierce Police Department report, Shepherd was arrested Sunday on a warrant claiming that in late November, she left several text and voice mail messages on the cellphone of a 22-year-old woman now dating and living with the father of one of Shepherd’s children.
Shepherd reportedly challenged the woman to a fight. According to the report, Shepherd has a restraining order against her former boyfriend.
Shepherd, who was listed as unemployed and living in Okeechobee on the arrest report, worked for four years as a science teacher in the St. Lucie County School District before she was told in May she would not be renewed for the next school year.
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That suggets that she was treated far nicer than a guy who did all that would have been…
Andre Lieven - January 26, 2009 at 4:26 pm