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My Oh My, what Calderdale Council thinking? It is bad enough to lose a great teacher - Do you really need to be seen to be harassing them outside the city as well? Miss Rusty - aka Rustamova Leonora - was fired in May 2009 for breach of confidentiality and protection of children from the book, it was accidentally posted on the web without being password protected. The book includes the names of five children in her class.

And now they have their on Calderdale Council to appear at a local drives and Writers Festival. Having invited to attend the event, which then notified him that they intended to read a warning to distance himself from his novel before she took the stage.

Miss Rusty worked with students seriously unhappy. He wrote stories of redemption of students using their own real life experiences and read Friday afternoon - if they behaved during the week

Stop! Do not read the story of a group of boys that enter their school to clear video images of themselves to be evil and discovers that a gang of drug is used to hide the school your stash. Children to alert the police and end up as heroes.

is true that the novel contains controversial issues - which passages in drug use, smoking, sex and truancy. But the teacher who became an author probably felt that these questions are what their children need to deal with problems.

the book project was a success. Children's performance and improved academic performance, and director Rusty filled with "enthusiastic praise, generous."

husband Rusty But then accidentally published the book online, while he was printing copies of the children to keep, and Rusty was served quickly running order, despite the protests of the families involved and a demonstration of the children to school.

Next month

Miss Rusty will face a court of appeal for work, and in December it will be before the Board of General Education.

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