Well if it's a "very challenging" six year old then nobody should face any negative consequences. Again with the vague references to "insider information".
Do I understand you to say because this child might be challenging the teacher should not face negative consequences?:facepalm:
RSBM
Corporal punishment is ILLEGAL in Ohio. Grounds for assault.
Lawful answer:
http://foxnewsinsider.com/2014/05/15/caught-tape-ohio-teacher-barb-williams-grabs-kindergartner-face
RSBBM
If? Have you not seen the video?
RSBM
http://foxnewsinsider.com/2014/05/15/caught-tape-ohio-teacher-barb-williams-grabs-kindergartner-face
RS and BOLDED BM
Particularly when supposedly 'supported' by the majority of other residents of the district. UGH.
RSBM
Not so. Corporal punishment is illegal in Ohio. Period.
http://foxnewsinsider.com/2014/05/15/caught-tape-ohio-teacher-barb-williams-grabs-kindergartner-face
Snipped by me
Why post a 'generic' scenario when this thread is specific to a teacher assaulting a student???
BBM
IMO, it has to do with leadership. Barb Williams, for all intent and purpose is a "leader". A good leader will:
https://www.upworthy.com/a-ted-talk...into-a-feminist-its-pretty-fantastic-7?c=ufb4
Yeah, I know some will think/feel this is irrelevant, children, the elderly, the mentally impaired, ect., have all been placed where it's acceptable to be ignored, be abused, be assaulted...we can have all the statutes in the the world to insure otherwise, truth is, if this ^ doesn't happen, we all are doomed.
Who has the POWER? In this particular case, Barb Williams had/has the power.
Please click this link. https://www.upworthy.com/a-ted-talk-...astic-7?c=ufb4 From 10 mins on is so spot on. Perhaps it may bend some minds.
Good educators will/ought speak against student assault/abuse. I believe most educators are mindful.
Can a parents corporal punishment (physical discipline) of a minor child constitute unlawful domestic violence in Ohio?
Under Ohio law corporal punishment (physical discipline) is the right of the parent. "Reasonable" parental discipline is neither domestic violence nor child endangering. Most cases of child abuse are brought under the child endangering stature, R.C. 2919.22, rather than the domestic violence statute. However, there have been some cases where parents have been criminally charged under the domestic violence statute, R.C. 2919.25, instead of under the child endangering statute. http://www.ohiolegalservices.org/pu...punishment-and-domestic-violence/qandact_view
Yeah, I don't get the mindset it's perfectly acceptable (and to be expected in fact) to assault a child (you know, if the kid peed and wandered off or just because). Now, I'm getting the sense it's supposedly expected and totally accepted a TEACHER doing it is in the best interest of the classroom. Not to mention the kid.
It blows my mind. Still wanting to know what Barb Williams did to the little tyke when she pulled/dragged him out of camera's eye. There's a reason she did that. UGH.
BBM. With respect, yeah, you are. You are permissive of it. In multiple ways you've expressed that you condone it. You think it is normal. You think it is acceptable. You think it's okay:
It is quite alarming to most people that anyone would think it's okay for a "very angry teacher" to "grab a child by their shirt collar and get in their face." Holy hell. When a teacher is "very angry" they should step away. That's what we learn in life. How in the world does the teacher's feelings of rage justify her taking it out on a kid to begin with?
I'm sorry but this attitude is baffling to me and scary. It's dangerous. If what you say is true, then a man who is "very angry" with his wife should be able to grab her by her shirt collar and get in her face or "hold her in place". And I should be able to do that to my clients when I'm "very angry". Cops should be allowed to do it, psychiatrists and nurses, bosses, judges.
This attitude is neither rational nor logical. It is alarming. Period.
People, it's okay to get angry. Everyone does. But please, step away, count to ten, take a breath, ask for a break, before getting in anyone's face, holding them in place or grabbing their shirt collar.
This is precisely what a client of mine recently did. He is a firefighter and normally a very good man. He has some medical issues and has been in great pain. To say his wife was not helpful, is an extreme understatement. He got "very angry", and when his wife refused to listen he "held her in place" as they sat there facing each other on the bed and "got in her face". Their kid called the cops.
Now, despite the fact that his wife doesn't want it to happen, he is facing a felony domestic violence conviction, jail time and the loss of his job.
He regrets it deeply but it is too late.
This kind of behavior is never excusable nor appropriate nor okay. It is criminal and can get you in major, legal trouble. Please, I hope no one reads this thread and think that this behavior is ever okay because there are shades of gray. It's just not. It constitutes a crime.
How do you know that is her?! There are about 25 barb williams in ohio. I am all for her getting her due but I don't like that someone could be posting someone elses record.
I didn't think about that!
I have to agree, is that positively her?
How do you know that is her?! There are about 25 barb williams in ohio. I am all for her getting her due but I don't like that someone could be posting someone elses record.
I didn't think about that!
I have to agree, is that positively her?
There are a bunch of Barbara Williams on that site. I don't know. AS much as I rally don't have any warmth for this woman I don't want to pick on the wrong one. KWIM?
I've removed the posts until we can be sure it is the right Barb Williams. Was there a picture or something? We need to be sure we have the right person.
Thanks,
Salem
For your reading pleasure:
So, effective 1981 Barb Williams was granted a 4 year provisional certificate (Special All Grades (K-12), teaching field being MUSIC that expired 1985.
Then there's nothing from 1985 to 1995???? In 1995 she was granted another 4 year provisional certificate (Special All Grades (K-12), teaching field being MUSIC, expiring 1999.
Same for 1999, expiring 2003.
Then in 2000 she was issued yet another 4 Year provisional certificate - this time for Elementary (1-8), expiring 2004.
That same year, 2000, she was granted a 1 Year Temporary License - Early Childhood (P-3), expiring in June of the same year, 2001. This is in Hardin County, where Riverdale is. It was 'limited' license because Barb Williams was required to take 6 semester hours for renewal.
From 2001-2005 Barb Williams was issued YET another 4 Year Provisional Certificate - Kindergarten-Elementary (K-8).
FINALLY in 2003 she was issued a 5 Year Professional License - Special All Grades (K-12) which expired 2008. Teaching area being MUSIC. Renewing license every 5 years, last one expiring June 2018.
So, if I have my math correct (I may not LOL), while, she started her 'teaching' career in 1981, (and who knows what she was doing during the 'missing' 10 years?) she ONLY just attained her 'Professional License' in 2003. Ten (10) years as a licensed professional.
Where was she teaching BEFORE Riverdale? Why did she leave?
Barb Williams has a pretty murky teaching history, IMO.
A Riverdale School District teacher caught on camera using force against a kindergartner has been charged with misdemeanor child endangerment.
The child endangerment charge is a misdemeanor of the first degree, which carries a maximum penalty of 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. The charge was filed on Friday.
Attorney Dan Margolis, who was hired by Ian Nelsons family, said the family believed Ms. Williams should have been charged with felony child endangering, assault, aggravated menacing, and felony abduction.
Findlay Assistant Law Director Alan Hackenberg said city prosecutors cant file felony charges.
We brought the most serious and significant charges we could file, he said.