Catherine Webster is calling for accountability after her 11-year-old son sent her a picture from his North Carolina classroom with his mouth taped shut.
A Georgia middle school teacher's bizarre rant against Dacula Middle School students was videotaped by a student last week. mother is speaking out after her son sent her a photo from his classroom showing his mouth taped shut in a disciplinary measure taken by his teacher.
WRAL-TV reported that the teacher, who had just been hired in August 2022, had resigned on Feb. 17, just days after the photo was taken. Webster told Fox News Digital that she is"satisfied" with the way the principal"acted immediately" to ensure that the teacher was not in class the next day but is speaking out now to call for"accountability" so that this situation can’t happen again in the future, and the teacher is not allowed to simply move to another jurisdiction."Just because Brady didn’t get hurt, doesn’t make this any less serious," Webster said.
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