Thank you so very much Pam Aister for being an outstanding teacher in our Fountain Hills School District for more than two decades.
You have received local and national recognition for your teaching, and from what I have heard for many years you are always in very high demand because you’re a terrific teacher.
Thank you also The Times newspaper for getting this issue on the front page of the July 30 paper regarding the School Board placing Ms. Aister on leave and the upcoming School Board hearing of her case and possible termination.
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Andi Bell
Thank you so very much Pam Aister for being an outstanding teacher in our Fountain Hills School District for more than two decades.
You have received local and national recognition for your teaching, and from what I have heard for many years you are always in very high demand because you’re a terrific teacher.
Thank you also The Times newspaper for getting this issue on the front page of the July 30 paper regarding the School Board placing Ms. Aister on leave and the upcoming School Board hearing of her case and possible termination.
Thank you Dr. C.T. Wright for voting “no” on further action to suspend Aister based on the lack of evidence. This is occurring because of a confrontation teacher Pam Aister handled between students months ago.
Would there be hearings and a possible termination if she had done nothing at all? I’m hoping versus trusting that our town’s elected School Board will judge this situation solely from true facts, evidence and reasonability vs. illegitimate facts, emotions and falsehoods.
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