‘Bad Teachers’: They Exist

It’s true– there are certainly “bad” teachers out there. Except this time, it’s not Cameron Diaz or some hot chick in your fantasies/porno; it’s real life.

 

Last Friday, a substitute teacher on her first day at work in Washington, D.C., allegedly gave an underage student oral sex. Yeah, you heard me right. It’s unclear how many times this act was actually performed; but, we do know the student asked the teacher to perform it  the same amount of times as his football jersey number… I have no words.

 

This all started when Symone Greene, 22-year-old substitute teacher, met the 17-year-old student. As any rendezvous starts, the student told police flirtatious behavior was exchanged during class along with their cell phone numbers.

 

The same day during the end of the school’s pep rally, the student went to Greene’s classroom where the act took place behind her desk. This isn’t the worst part– the student even recorded the act and showed his teammates and friend. Cliché fantasy, isn’t it?

 

This is the part that really gets me: when rumors were circulating about the sexual relations between Greene and the student, she texted him saying, “Oo. U gona get me in trouble. Chill. We gotta be slick with it.” I’m utterly convinced this isn’t real life… 1. Don’t ever send anything that can come back to bite you and 2. The grammar and slang. I can’t.

 

According to NBC Washington, Greene was charged with first-degree sexual assault against a minor in a significant relationship. Significant relationship meaning teacher and student, which Washington, D.C. deems not covered when it comes to the state’s 16 age-of-consent rule.

 

Greene plead not guilty at her court date and is ultimately required to stay away from minors, including the student, and the school itself.

 

 

It’s now proven some teachers have officially gone wild. Some college students (typical) may say this kid is a legend, but seriously, what a horrible situation. Common sense was clearly not prevalent here.

Print journalism major at Quinnipiac University trying to prove her writing other than in a sea of girls in Vineyard Vines and boys in Chubbies, boat shoes and pastel colored button-ups.

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