lpara
02-23-2003, 10:44 PM
<span style='font-family:comic sans ms'><span style='color:green'>Feb. 21, 2003
Student Seeks Damages Against Teacher
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A kindergarten teacher is being sued by a student who claims she taped him to his chair.
The lawsuit, filed Friday in Jackson County Circuit Court by attorney Lyle Gregory, seeks at least $25,000 in damages against DaMara Lashley, a kindergarten teacher at Pitcher Elementary School in Kansas City.
The lawsuit claims that on Feb. 5, Lashley punished the student by "binding him to his chair with tape" although the student posed no danger to himself or others.
As a result, the lawsuit claims, the student suffered emotional distress and humiliation and had to undergo psychological counseling.
Lashley did not immediately return a telephone message left at her home seeking comment.
Lashley and another kindergarten teacher as well as principal Rick Mills were suspended last week.
I really feel sorry for teachers today (http://www.kctv5.com/Global/story.asp?S=1144577&nav=1PuZE9aM)
~~this reminds me of the duct tape incident. *Teachers can't do any kind of discipline to control their class anymore. *I don't condone tape, but I can see where it can only help some kids.</span></span>
Student Seeks Damages Against Teacher
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A kindergarten teacher is being sued by a student who claims she taped him to his chair.
The lawsuit, filed Friday in Jackson County Circuit Court by attorney Lyle Gregory, seeks at least $25,000 in damages against DaMara Lashley, a kindergarten teacher at Pitcher Elementary School in Kansas City.
The lawsuit claims that on Feb. 5, Lashley punished the student by "binding him to his chair with tape" although the student posed no danger to himself or others.
As a result, the lawsuit claims, the student suffered emotional distress and humiliation and had to undergo psychological counseling.
Lashley did not immediately return a telephone message left at her home seeking comment.
Lashley and another kindergarten teacher as well as principal Rick Mills were suspended last week.
I really feel sorry for teachers today (http://www.kctv5.com/Global/story.asp?S=1144577&nav=1PuZE9aM)
~~this reminds me of the duct tape incident. *Teachers can't do any kind of discipline to control their class anymore. *I don't condone tape, but I can see where it can only help some kids.</span></span>