Dear Editor,
The expulsion of Ross Sheppard High school educator, Mr. Lynden Dordal, is another example of the need to succeed over the moral discountenance of our education system. School is a dedicated moral institution that educates our youth to a basic level of intelligence. It is also designed to allow the cream to rise to the top. Students with both the fortitude and determination seek the rewards of a higher education in preparation of their chosen careers. Those students that lack the fortitude or choose to become distracted by outside influences need special attention and should not be given a free ride through the system; because they disrupt the normal flow within the institution.
Since when did delinquency and deification become insouciance that outweights the virtues of a dedicated instructor? This execution demonstrates how academia image would reward the lackadaisical in light of those that strive. Is not diligence a virtue? Instructor Lyden Dordal deserves a little solidarity from his fellow pedagogies. In an effort to save face and enhance their academia image a moralistic instructor is being abused. Simply admit the existence of a larger social problem and deal with these delinquents. Reinstate the moral man before you both become tarnished. Don't penalize fortitude to reward indolence.
W. Krechuniak
