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Former Teacher, Forced To Resign After Bikini Modeling Photo Surfaces

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I'm on the website. Do I have to create an account to see the pics? Somebody post a link to the photos.

No, I just clicked on the link I described in post 10 and her profile from that website opened. You then have to click on her picture to get to the other pics.

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Just google Victoria James and one of the first few hits you'll get has the pics. I had the same issue with the linked site. The funny thing is there is a model by the same name that is a cyber playmate for playboy.

I think it has to do with the "positions" she's in, in some of the photos...

 

Where were these teachers when I was in school. All mine drank gerital and smelled like Ben gay

Yeah, I don't think I have an issue with her being let go. Makes sense to me.

Doesn't sound like it's really that big of a deal for her.

I agree. Hope she is investing her modeling money wisely.

Those pictures have nothing to do with her job as a teacher. This is a disgrace.

^ I get that, but you know how guys are when they're 14 or 15... if I'd gotten hold of those pictures and she was my teacher... no good at all could have come of that.

 

:lol2: :thumb:

^ I get that, but you know how guys are when they're 14 or 15... if I'd gotten hold of those pictures and she was my teacher... no good at all could have come of that.

 

SHe would have my attention everyday in class.

Those pictures have nothing to do with her job as a teacher. This is a disgrace.

 

IMO you can't ignore what happens outside of the school building.

 

However, I will agree with anyone who suggests it's a slippery slope and very, very gray.

IMO you can't ignore what happens outside of the school building.

 

However, I will agree with anyone who suggests it's a slippery slope and very, very gray.

Why? Could a doctor do this? Police office? Military person? I don't like it...

 

Wait, I like her, not it. ;)

Why? Could a doctor do this? Police office? Military person? I don't like it...

 

Wait, I like her, not it. ;)

 

I'd argue the interaction with children makes it different from the professions you mention above.

 

It's hard enough to keep children from being distracted. Throw in a hot teacher who shows her tight body online and now I've added an unnecessary layer of issues when it comes to keeping the attention of 14 yr old boys.

I'd argue the interaction with children makes it different from the professions you mention above.

 

It's hard enough to keep children from being distracted. Throw in a hot teacher who shows her tight body online and now I've added an unnecessary layer of issues when it comes to keeping the attention of 14 yr old boys.

 

Doctors don't interact with children on a daily basis?

Doctors don't interact with children on a daily basis?

 

Some, yes, but not in the same way. A kid can be completely zoned out and still get "well." Boys in school , already probably distracted, now have another big-time distraction.

^Disagree. I'd think if anything it'll make sure the teacher has the full attention of all the boys.

^Disagree. I'd think if anything it'll make sure the teacher has the full attention of all the boys.

 

Her body would have the boys' full attention.

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