Special Education Teacher Could Lose Job After Reportedly Putting Duct Tape On Student's Face In Chester County
COATESVILLE, Pa. (CBS) -- The president of the Coatesville Area Teacher's Association could lose her job after the district says she put duct tape on a student's face. According to the statement of charges, Audra Ritter, a seventh-grade special education teacher, placed a piece of tape that reads "I have nothing nice to say" on a student's face.
The report says the student was "agitated and cursing."
The incident happened on May 4 at North Brandywine Middle School.
The district says the student was humiliated and offended and went to the principal to be excused from Ritter's class.
