: Anytime people huddle around a bad school and try to protect it from the blatant failure that
: it is should bring pause to anyone considering working here.
:

Huh. Oddly enough, I wasn't trying to defend the school. I was simply stating that attacking your former coworkers isn't the best way to make a point. Leave the teachers out of it. We're in enough crap in the states (WI) and around the world that we really don't need to be turning on each other.

: "I didn't work in his department nor did I really even talk to the guy, so I can't
: comment..." Exactly! So why comment?

I noticed that you left off the end of that quote... 'so I can't comment on why he was let go.' After taking what I wrote completely out of context, you proceeded to reiterate the reasons why he was let go. I also noticed that - considering I didn't mention if this mystery internet attacker was the big boss man or the teacher from the states - you assumed that I agreed with other posters. Suspicious. You also neglected to mention the emails, the fake, racist website, the homophobic insults leveled at the FA office. Those cropped up - why wouldn't he (you?) also post messages on esl websites?

Considering you still work here (or at least recently worked here), you'd know that the vast majority of Huijia teachers are competent, qualified, responsible adults who do our best to deal with the situation we're in. No, Huijia isn't the best international school to work for. The school suggests otherwise, and it isn't true. There are problems, and many teachers do leave the school after a few years to find better international schools in china to work for because of said problems. I will be joining those teachers soon enough. Again, I'm not defending the school. Attacks on the teachers who work here, however, are unnecessary. Perhaps it's too much to ask for a reasonable discussion of the school without dragging teachers through the muck. JAT offered an opinion on the school. You disagree. We couldn't possibly just leave it at that, could we?