Teacher Shows Up Drunk On The First Day Of School
Teacher Shows Up Drunk To School
Well Rat Rockers this is not the way you want your children starting the school year this year with a teacher not only showing up drunk on the first day, but also having some alcohol in a cup on her desk. Here is the story out in the state Oklahoma a third grade teacher at Perkins-Tryon School named Kimberly Coates who is 53 years old was arrested for being three times over the legal limit.
She apparently showed up to work and was all over the place with her speech and was acting really out of the ordinary and seemed off. She was then approached by school officials just around 3:20 p.m, and then was asked to another private room where an officer named Shane Dean and Superintendent Doug Ogle really starting to get to the bottom of what was going on. Her story really starting coming apart and then she was issued a breathalyzer. Check out more by clicking right HERE.
This is where it got really interesting, not only did she fail miserably but she blew a .24 and yes that is three times over the legal limit. Once that came across she was quoted saying ” I was drinking till 3am from the night before,” and that is when the officer said listen you need to call someone to come get you. I don’t think we will be getting her on the Teachers Who Rock list here at The Rat any time soon.
She was as you can tell really embarrassed and did not know who to call or what to do and then started saying she had taking pills and other excuses. Well the officer at this point had enough of her lies and stories and said yeah you’re under arrest, and this was all on the bodycam and here is the video of the whole thing going down.
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Back to School Shopping: 14 Must Haves for Under $25
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Back-to-school shopping can be hit or miss. It is a bittersweet season. I remember, as a little kid, getting so excited about going back to school. The shopping for new clothes and school supplies. The excitement about seeing your friends again, and it was always fun to see how much kids changed over the three-month summer break.
Then, as I got older, I still loved shopping for new school clothes, but I remember getting stressed out about school supplies. Mainly because my mom would often go shopping without me. I know she meant well, but Mom would always choose function over fashion. I hated being the only girl at school with plain-Jane folders and boring, yellow, number-two pencils when the other girls had folders with their favorite musicians and personalized pencils – or MECHANICAL PENCILS! Those were super cool.
There’s a special electricity in the air this time of year with back-to-school shopping that I still feel today. And anxiety. I still feel the anxiety associated with going back to school. Will I know where my classes are? Will I be able to unlock my locker quickly enough to get to class on time? Will I or one of my friends find a new friend group, and how will I feel about that?
And I will never forget this … It was eighth grade and our English teacher, Ms. Amesbury, insisted we all have a large three-ring binder for all the paperwork she was going to give us. While everyone else had a cool binder that expressed their personality, mine was orange with a pink grid pattern on it. It was the last one in the bargain bin, and it was all mine. I was mortified. I never shook that feeling. It stayed with me to this day.
Listen, moms and dads, don’t ruin your child by getting them dorky back-to-school items. Today, you don’t have to break the bank to get some cool stuff for your cool kid, so they feel cool when they walk the halls this school year. Be the hero, not the zero with back-to-school shopping.
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Gotts is the unofficial mascot of the county. Whenever WRAT is hosting an event, people ask if Gotts will be there. there. Like Bigfoot, many people claim to see him in the area. According to Gotts, he was thrown out of home school in Monroe Township. To keep up with his own legend, Gotts likes writing about wacky local news that happens – such as pepperoni vandals. His favorite movie is Point Break, and is a big lover of Miller Lite. His favorite words to live by are “The windshield is always bigger than the rearview mirror”.