PA parents pissed: school employee taped mask to child's face

The "educator" is wearing a useless cloth mask

If you have a child or a grandchild you might be as angry as me to learn that a scumweasel school worker used taped to stick a mask to a child's face. The parents in this Pennsylvania school district are certainly livid over this, and who can blame them?

The incident went viral online and the North Penn School District confirmed the photo is genuine.

"An image taken in one of our classrooms last week and circulating on social media does not represent the universal values that the North Penn School District strives to instill in both our students and staff," the school district admitted in a statement Wednesday. "After an immediate investigation, it was determined that while the incident was isolated and no malice was intended, the actions of the teacher were entirely inappropriate and unacceptable, no matter the context."

"We understand that the act of taping a mask to a student’s face is concerning to many and apologize that it occurred," the district added. "The matter is serious and it is being addressed with the employee. However, all personnel and student matters are confidential and no further information can be provided."

So it's a good bet that the school employee will get a wag of the finger and probably come down with omicron anyway.

"The lack of good judgment and common sense demonstrated by this educator is shocking," a spokesperson for the North Penn Stronger Together Facebook group told Fox News in a statement. "There is no justification for this action - regardless of whether the intent was playful, joking, malicious or something else."

"The fact that our school district leaders did not immediately remove this educator [aka incompetent idiot] from any classroom responsibility may be a bigger and more shocking offense," the group spokesperson added. "Every district should take measures to ensure that this does not happen in their schools."

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The North Penn School District serves the Montgomery County suburbs of Philadelphia.

And while the numbers for COVID-19 have gone up and kids hospitalized due to the omicron variant, kids are still much less likely to contract the virus and if they do, will far more likely not experience severe symptoms according to the CDC. In the US, 596 children between the ages of 5 and 18 have died of COVID-19, which is 0.07 percent of the 848,388 deaths in the US population. Far more kids die from the flu, but isn't a political concern.

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R.I. teacher offers money for COVID person to cough on POTUS

Amy Bednarz

A Rhode Island teacher of 6th grade children in a public school, with a history of harassing people who support school choice, posted an offer on Twitter to pay someone with COVID-19 to cough on President Trump. And since the President is 73-years-old, that places him in the high-risk category for the coronavirus which can lead to death.

Amy Bednarz teaches 6th grade at Villa Nova Middle School in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

When the very lovely and talented Ms. Bednarz isn't teaching English as a Second Language, or offering to pay people to kill President Trump with biological terrorism, she can often be found threatening Keri Rodriguez, the president of the National Parents Union.

Bednarz anger and hostility toward Ms. Rodriguez seems to know no bounds. It had gotten to the point that Rodriguez wrote a blog detailing her experiences with the crazy teacher, who had even threatened her children a repeatedly called her on the phone.

Rodriguez wrote: 

"This 'proud teacher' is Amy Bednarz.
She also stalks school choice supporters.
She threatens to directly come to my house.

She went on:

“Amy has even done her research to find out the name of the street I live on and even my phone number, which she calls on a regular basis. Now, I have no problem with people writing in to disagree with me, to correct my spelling and punctuation or to offer any kind of feedback. I’m tickled that people even read this little blog so I’m honored when people want to join the conversation. But threatening to come after me and my children where we live? That’s a bit much, no?”

Bednarz used an anonymous account to offer money to someone for infecting the president, but was quickly figured out, as she has posted about where she works.

While it is never useful to make snap judgments or wild diagnoses of people with whom you have not officially diagnosed, it would not be crazy to want to rule out Borderline Personality Disorder for Ms. Bednarz. 

Just saying.

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