If she wants to have that job like stripper who cares is her life respect her decision.

To prosecute someone for" immoral" behaviour is against both our modern culture and the ORIGINAL teachings of Jesus Christ. Instead of firing her from the school, the community should either pay her better (so that she needn't work as a striper) or leave her alone. She is not so bad...

We shouldn't be concerned about what this woman does in spare time, so long as she is obeying the law. HOWEVER, what we should be talking about is the accessibility of strip club advertisements that are viewable by the children. If the pupil had not been exposed to the advertisement, the teacher could have gone about her business and the children would have been none the wiser.

What she is doing is perfectly legal. If she was paid enough as a teacher, she wouldn't have to look for other out of hours work. Maybe the school administration should invite the parents concerned to move their children to another school - and perhaps the parents should pay for the privilege by sending their children to a private school.

I think the only way this will affect the children is the young boys day dreaming in her class! She's young and pretty, and knowing she's a pole dancer will 'distract' some kids. (I know it would distract me!!) But there's nothing illegal about it, she can do what she wants in her spare time...

If a woman is dancing with a horisontal pole, it is nice and artful, if she dances with a vertical pole it is bad. All the respect to Natasha! She is doing a great job.

well i understand that it's a very thin line to walk..teachers are role models at all times, whether they like it or not. So, its up to the school board's discretion if the lovely lady in question is found to have a secret night-life. Just like any other scandal that could take place in any profession, if the position is one that plays as a roll model, then they must accept the fact that they might just get bbq'd..even sometimes just over a rumor! Still, I'm glad that this school/board in Russia hasn't burned her at the stake..in fact I bet all the little boys are making stellar grades in art class!

If she did nothing immoral, we should forget her another life. Although she does two extremely opposite jobs, that is her private life. As long as her career does not impact on her students, she can be said to be innocent. One of the most important things is we should look at whether or not she is a good teacher in her classroom. Unless she is a good teacher, we should force her to resign her job. Or we ought to try to understand her life. And, there is an alternative solution. That is the Russian government should consider to pay raise on teachers' salary.

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