What would happen if a this picture appeared in YOUR newspaper?

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  1. MrsC

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    Unless you were the mayor of Toronto; being seen with a beer in his hand would be the least of his troubles right about now.
     
  2. KinderCowgirl

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    I'm just curious Sarge-did you sign a release for pics of you to be published? Or do they not have to do that anymore?

    I honestly don't know what would happen. I've never heard of a teacher here that got in hot water over pics.
     
  3. Sarge

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    I signed a standard waiver for the ride itself. I guess there might be a clause about media coverage in there somewhere.
     
  4. Caesar753

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    For my district this would be a non-issue. It might even earn a person some extra points for being cool enough to chill with the mayor. :)
     
  5. kpa1b2

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    I was at a workshop a couple of months ago. A photographer came in, took pictures and asked names & I think school. We didn't sign a waiver.

    That seems to be pretty standard around here.

    At my school parents sign a waiver if they don't want their child's picture taken. Any picture. Including a school picture that they pay for.

    Sarge, I think in your situation it's understandable and nothing should happen. If I'm at an event for a good cause & a picture of me gets snapped & I have alcohol in my hand okay. I really don't want a casual picture of me drinking out there. I see a difference there.
     
  6. monsieurteacher

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    I was thinking that too... :lol:
     
  7. Ms.SLS

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    Small world Sarge - I do believe we are from the same town.

    Slightly off topic, but I wonder if there's a difference in perception between behaviors of secondary teachers vs. behaviors of elementary school teachers.
     
  8. chebrutta

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    Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with it.

    I have, however, done pub crawls with friends for various causes (most recent was breast cancer research). I often run into the parents of my students during these events. I choose to not be in the group picture for the paper because I don't want there to be incorrect assumptions about how much I drink or rumors about how often I hit the bar.
     
  9. catnfiddle

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    You were off the school clock and are above the drinking age. You were also doing some community service and being toasted for you hard work as an athlete. I might not put that article in my classroom, but definitely in the faculty lounge.
     
  10. dgpiaffeteach

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    My kids would certainly make comments but I don't think it'd be a big deal.
     
  11. smalltowngal

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    It wouldn't be a big deal here. In fact, the mayor of the town I work in is an employee of the district!
     
  12. waterfall

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    My principal would say, "Cool! Waterfall is in the paper!"
     
  13. Upsadaisy

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    In my county, about half of all the county commissioners have ended up in jail/prison in the last few years. A representative was found to have solicited young male pages in Washington. Principals have been found to have had relationships with students..... It would be a breath of fresh air to see someone pictured with just a drink in hand.
     
  14. nyteacher29

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    I'd add that into my artifacts to gain points for "interacting with the community" under danielson :)
     
  15. Jerseygirlteach

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    My principal is fairly "old-school" and deeply religious. I still cannot imagine it being any issue whatsoever. Teachers and administrators regularly go out for drinks after school on a Friday.

    Why would it be an issue for you but not the mayor?
     

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