Claim: Teacher saves caged puppy from drowning in Illinois lake.
Verdict: SUPPORTS

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title: Lake Rescue (Vermont)
text: he was possessed of great strength he found it impossible to get out, encumbered as he was by his snowshoes, heavy coat and pack, without assistance which was furnished by his dog. The dog showed almost human intelligence in aiding him. Capt. Coffin frequently told the story of how his dog saved his life. The other tradition and probably the one in mind when the lake was christened was of a child that strayed away from one of the Cavendish settlers' homes and became lost in the woods. Searching parties later found the child on the eastern shores of the

title: Saving Barbara Sizemore
text: kids pledge to lead a principled life and to improve their communities. In the classroom, teacher Jocelyn Mills ("Mama Jocelyn") tells the kids that "the first village is in them", and to improve the village, they must first improve themselves. We then learn about the school's philosophy of providing healthy food to kids whose dietary choices outside of the school are usually substandard. The older kids then join Steiner for lunch and discuss their future plans and views on issues of race. At an assembly, Principal Danielle Robinson informs the students that the Chicago Public Schools ("CPS") have decided to

title: Heathcote High School
text: the New South Wales Parliament to teacher Greg Moon, with the commendation stating as follows: "Mr Moon was leading an expedition of 10 students along the Dufars river when assistant instructor Gemima Robey slipped and fell into the water at a dangerous bend. With no thought for his own safety, Mr Moon rescued Ms Robey from the river and immediately attempted to resuscitate her. Throughout this, Greg continued to manage the students who were under his care and becoming increasingly distressed." In 2007, Year 12 Student Jacob Tito won the Pierre De Coubertin Award in recognition for his bravery in

title: Sandra Pupatello
text: a 24-hour anti-bullying hotline. She also pledged more than $1 million to provide young students with swimming and water survival lessons, in the aftermath of a series of drowning deaths in the Guelph area the previous year. In late May 2006, Pupatello introduced a strategic high school transition plan intended to reduce Ontario's high-school dropout rate. The following month, she introduced a $50 million plan for teacher training and reduced wait times for special needs programs. She also worked toward solving the vexing issue of the teacher funding formula, a problem that the Liberals inherited from the previous government. Pupatello

title: Chuck Jaskwhich
text: teams won the Big 8 title three times and State title once. He retired from the Kenosha school system in 1980. On August 3, 1953 Jaskwhich saved the life of a twelve-year-old drowning victim, Mary Jo Parisea, who was swimming on Lake Michigan at Alford Park in Kenosha. The girl's friend was also rescued by bystanders, but her mother, Claire Parisea, died of drowning. The Charles "Chuck" Jaskwhich Stadium at Indian Trail High School and Academy in Kenosha is named in Jaskwhich's honor. Chuck Jaskwhich Charles Joseph Jaskwhich (March 4, 1911 – January 12, 1988) was an American football player

title: Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song
text: class, the dog escapes into the school air ducts to follow the food scent coming from the kitchen and is spotted by Ralph. Groundskeeper Willie is sent after the dog and catches it, but he chooses the wrong vent to exit and the fire department is called in to rescue him. As the firemen are attempting to rescue Willie, an outraged Superintendent Chalmers appears and fires Principal Skinner, much to Bart's shock. Superintendent Chalmers hires Ned as the new principal of Springfield Elementary School, but when Ned is hesitant to discipline the children, they run amok, and the school becomes

title: MTV News: Unfiltered
text: centers, bagged lunches, and even leftover bakery products, these good samaritans are trying to make a difference in the lives of those who are less fortunate. Dog Lady: Teacher's Pets Educator Susan Bass takes the camera inside her classroom at Grand View Alternative School, which includes both human and canine students. This innovative class teaches abandoned dogs and “problem” teens to work together to help those whose disabilities prevent them from leading their lives alone. 20 Bedpan Collectors: PAN-demonium Marah Eakin is being brutally honest when she says, “My family is weird.” You’ll probably think so too after her in-depth

title: The Teddy Bear Master
text: eventually re-instated. Clevenger then launched a separate legal action against the four students for damages. After he is embarrassed by his teacher, a student dubbed "The Teddy Bear Master" brings a group of stuffed teddy bears to life, then orders them to kill the teacher, Mr Clevenger. A group of students battle the bears in an attempt to save Clevenger, but Clevenger and his wife ultimately come to a sticky end. In November 2006, the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana sued the school on behalf of two of the teenagers, Isaac Imel and Cody Overbay, arguing that school officials

title: Survivors (novel series)
text: Fierce Dog, and he genuinely means it. At one point, Storm and Lucky teach Lucky's pups to properly swim and conquer their fears of water ever since their near-death experience in the Endless Lake by taking them to the nearby river. The next day, Storm, Moon, Bruno, Breeze and Chase go out hunting and decide to temporarily split up to cover more ground to search for prey, though Moon (after catching a brush rabbit) ends up being pummeled by tumbling rocks falling down a slope, done so by the same mysterious traitor dog, though she survives. When Storm reports this

title: Saving Barbara Sizemore
text: stay open. "We really love our children," Robinson says. Hayah tells the commission that BASA is her "second family". Steiner appears on the Richard Steele radio show and discusses the Sizemore struggle, as well as his teaching methodologies. He discusses the visit to Claypool's office, and how the students prepared for it. In the last scene, the BASA community gathers for the final hearing of the Illinois Charter School Commission. After the hearing, Robinson exultantly reports to the students that they won the appeal. Everyone celebrates and hugs each other. As a postscript, the end credits mention that CPS has

title: Mangatepopo Canyon disaster
text: is assumed that they were too far away from Sullivan and both drowned. Sarah Brooks was unable to catch the rope, went over the dam and survived. Antony McClean, the teacher, attached himself to student Tom Hsu. Antony was initially able to catch the rope, but later lost hold of it and both drowned. The current proved too strong for most of the group. A total of six students and one teacher died in the event, An in-depth investigation found significant failings at the center that led to the disaster. Consequently, the center was fined $480,000 for health and safety

title: Poena cullei
text: rather than drown him. With him into the leather sack was a cat and a dog, and the sack was made airtight by coating it with pitch. However, the sack chosen was too small, and had been overstretched, so as the sack hit the waters after being thrown from the bridge, it ripped open. The cat and the dog managed to swim away and survive, while the criminal (presumably bound) "got his punishment rather earlier than had been the intention", that is, death by drowning instead. The last case where this punishment is, by some, alleged to have been meted

title: Safe Humane Chicago
text: neglect. Through the contributions made by Safe Humane Chicago the dogs were rehabilitated and adopted through their program. As of November 2015, the program has rescued a total of 760 dogs. In the summer of 2013 eight dogs were rescued and brought to Safe humane Chicago’s court case program after a fire was spotted in a burning home, containing a total of 22 dogs. The dogs were made ready for adoption including one of the dogs, Clause, who was adopted by pianist, Ira Goodkin. Goodkin became inspired by the story which led him to partner with Safe Humane Chicago and

title: Miss Viola Swamp
text: class than in the first book or that this is a kid from the first book, now older and in a different grade.). Their fears are momentarily relieved when Mr. Blandsworth, the school principal, announces he will substitute. However, Mr. Blandsworth gives extremely boring lectures and so three of the students plan a scheme to disguise themselves as Miss Nelson in an attempt to lead Mr. Blandsworth into thinking that his services as a substitute teacher are no longer necessary. This works, and all the kids celebrate their lawlessness by seeing "The Monster that Ate Chicago" and pigging out at

title: Judy (dog)
text: survive. Frank Williams was recaptured and was sent to a new camp without news of Judy's survival. However, stories began being told of a dog helping drowning men reach pieces of debris on which to hold, and others recalled how the dog would bring them flotsam to keep them afloat. The dog would also allow men to hold onto her back while swimming them to safety. She had been found in the water by other survivors of the sinking, and once again hidden from the Japanese. Upon arrival at a dock, she was found by Les Searle who tried to

title: My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea
text: the rest of the students, but gets thrown into detention along with Mary for breaking into the archives, right when the auditorium opens causing the school to break off the cliff and fall into the ocean. Dash rescues Assaf and Verti from the sophomore level library, and Verti figures out that they can swim through the seawater by breathing trapped pockets of air. Dash nearly drowns, but is rescued by Lunch Lady Lorraine. At the junior level floor, the teachers are trying to bring surviving kids in line. It takes Lorraine to calm down a riot; she further shows her

title: Teacher's Pet (anime)
text: Teacher's Pet (anime) is a hentai anime about a student, Chitose, and her professor, Haruhiko, whom she loves and with whom she has a sexual relationship. However, there are certain circumstances that put their relationship in jeopardy, such as Haruhiko being the ex-boyfriend of Chitose's older sister, and Haruhiko being old enough to be Chitose's father. Tension begins to arise when Haruhiko begins to fall for a fellow teacher at school. Anime 18 had released both VHS and DVD versions by October 2001. Kitty Media released a DVD February 17, 2009. The following novels were written by Mariko Shimizu, and

title: Teacher's Pet (1958 film)
text: Teacher's Pet (1958 film) Teacher's Pet is a 1958 American romantic comedy film directed by George Seaton and starring Clark Gable, Doris Day, Gig Young and Mamie Van Doren. Journalism instructor Erica Stone (Doris Day) asks journalist James Gannon (Clark Gable) to speak to her night school class. He turns down the invitation via a nasty letter to her. His managing editor, however, orders him to accept the assignment. He arrives late to find Stone reading aloud his letter and mocking him in front of her class. Humiliated, he decides to join the class as a student in order to

title: Convict Lake
text: Crest. In February 1990, Convict Lake was the site of a major drowning. Twelve teenagers and two counselors from a nearby camp were there on a holiday outing. At least four teenagers and both adults fell through the thin ice and into the water. By the time the first rescuer arrived on the scene, only one teenager had been able to pull himself out of the water, but the other teenagers were no longer in sight, having apparently already drowned. In all, three teenagers from Camp O'Neal, an institution for juvenile delinquents located near Whitmore Hot Springs, California, and four

title: Safe Humane Chicago
text: The program also assists with getting the dogs adopted that have come from Safe Humane Chicago's Court Case Dog program. In the end, the goal of the program is to allow both the dogs and their partners to help one another, teaching teens skills while helping to create adoptable dogs. In 2014, Safe Humane Chicago launched the program Veterans Assisting the Lives of Rescues, VALOR, which consists of an eight-week pilot training to teach veterans how to train dogs to be more sociable and adoptable. Through VALOR, veterans are able to practice coping and social skills while teaching sociable skills