The telephone call that spelled the end of Jim Piculas career as a substitute teacher in Pasco County came on a January day about a week after he performed the disappearing-toothpick trick for a group of rapt middle school students.
Pat Sinclair, who oversees substitute teachers in the Pasco County School District, was on the phone. She told Piculas there had been a complaint about his performance at Rushe Middle School in Land O Lakes.
He asked what she meant. She said, Youve been accused of wizardry, Piculas said.
I think if they revived the art of "dunking" they might get at the truth of the matter.
edgarblythe wrote:I think if they revived the art of "dunking" they might get at the truth of the matter.
And there are plenty of places over here to "dunk"!
