Ontario Teacher Allegedly Told Student To “Lick Me Where I Fart”

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Jennifer Elizabeth Green-Johnson, an English teacher at Dunnville Secondary School, faces charges of professional misconduct after reportedly telling a student to "lick me where I fart," according to a notice of hearing from the Ontario College of Teachers.

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During the 2015-2016 school year, the high school teacher also allegedly called a student a "bloody pedophile," said one female student "looked like a frumpy old lady today" and told students that another would "stare at my daughter's ass," according to the notice.

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Grand Erie superintendent Scott Sincerbox told the Toronto Star that Green-Johnson is "not working" but hasn't been fired.

The English teacher had been suspended without pay for a month in January after pleading no contest to complaints from 2011, including allegedly telling a male student "so you like it from behind" after he jumped on the back of another male student.

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According to the Ontario College of Teachers, Green-Johnson also allegedly "made a comment to the effect that you could not see the actor's penis without a microscope" during the showing of a movie that included nudity.

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"The Committee is troubled by (Green-Johnson's) unprofessional behavior towards her students, her use of profanity in the classroom on numerous occasions and the various inappropriate comments that she made to students," the January verdict reads.

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"The Committee finds that the courses of instruction regarding appropriate boundaries with students and appropriate classroom management will assist in the rehabilitation of (Green-Johnson). The coursework will remind (her) of her obligations as a teacher and will help her to make better decisions in her future interactions with students."

Green-Johnson was also brought before the board in 2007 but the unspecified allegations were withdrawn.