Legal Question in Education Law in North Carolina

accusations

I'm a teacher. I worked in a union state. The union advised when an accusation was made to remain silent. Currently, I teach in a state with no unions. Recently, an administrator confronted me with accusations made by students. I chose to keep quiet. They said this was not acceptable. The superintendent said that this was part of my performance duties and I could not keep quiet.

Can you you provide me with any info to clarify this issue. Thanks.


Asked on 2/15/07, 11:40 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Vishwa Arya Arya & Co.

Re: accusations

The legal situations differ from facts to facts. It cannot be patronised unless facts are same or similar. Many a times accusations if not answered by choosing to remain quiet it may be read otherwise. An act of acquiscence might prejudice your case.

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Answered on 2/15/07, 12:09 pm


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