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A tenured teacher can be fired under the Pennsylvania Public School Code's immorality clause for her multiple DUI convictions, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled. The court said the multiple offenses showed Nancy Zelno was more than a victim of a serious mistake; she was a bad influence on the morals of the children she taught. Ironically, Zelno taught at a drug and alcohol residential treatment facility.
November 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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