Published Oct 5, 2005
bergren
1,112 Posts
Teacher mistakes insulin pump for cell phone
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published by news-press.com on October 5, 2005
CLERMONT-A substitute teacher pulled out a student's insulin pump after mistaking it for a cell phone, officials said. Cliffton Hassam told East Ridge High School officials that his insulin pump began beeping in class Friday
http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051005/NEWS01/51005005/1075
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
88 Articles; 21,268 Posts
How awful! I know though that in the high school where my husband teaches, the teaches do confiscate cell phones. However, my husband would never touch a student nor try to grab something out of their hands - they are expected to hand it to the teacher as requested. Ouch!
Rohan
189 Posts
That poor kid!
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
17 Articles; 45,819 Posts
Teacher mistakes insulin pump for cell phoneBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published by news-press.com on October 5, 2005CLERMONT-A substitute teacher pulled out a student's insulin pump after mistaking it for a cell phone, officials said. Cliffton Hassam told East Ridge High School officials that his insulin pump began beeping in class Fridayhttp://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051005/NEWS01/51005005/1075
This is so horrible. I cannot imagine what went through that nurses mind.
I can see the lawyers lining up for this.........
Eagle Ridge High School has 7 assistant prinicpals, and no school nurse ther is a "clerk" in the clinic. http://www.lake.k12.fl.us/school-erh/
In another article I read the nmother has pressed assault charges and is suing the district.
This is so horrible. I cannot imagine what went through that nurses mind. I can see the lawyers lining up for this.........
Eagle Ridge High School has 7 assistant prinicpals, and no school nurse ther is a "clerk" in the clinic. http://www.lake.k12.fl.us/school-erh/In another article I read the nmother has pressed assault charges and is suing the district.
OMG!!!!
Well, IMHO, the school district was a liability. I cannot blame the mother in the least........
sunnyjohn
2,450 Posts
Wow!
I see trouble brewing!
Darlene K.
341 Posts
I don't blame her!
ministerofchrist
4 Posts
Sad situation. The substitute teacher should have asked the student what was beeping instead of assuming that it was a cellular phone, bad move for the teacher. Just as in nursing, never assume always ,always ask.
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,926 Posts
They also have THREE Deputy's!
However, no teacher list is provided, just academic chair...maybe Nurses are included on teacher list. If not, wonder about Gov Bush's priorities.
prmenrs, RN
4,565 Posts
Next teacher inservices: This is a cell phone. This is an insulin pump. PLEASE! Please! Don't get them confused!!!!
button2cute
233 Posts
Hello, All
I feel the school principle should had notified the teachers that a child could have something that appear of be a cell phone than I do not feel a teacher would had done it.
The Teacher should never touch the child. That is so wrong big time. assult battery. Anyways, the child was dirt poor, I made sure they had something to eat.
Every school is to provide a inservices of their faculty and/or my. Regadreles of, these inservices I would be neogating.
I need to hit the sack ....Have good tomorrow.
Debit