Opinion ID: 2610617
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 9

Heading: Skar's Testimony

Text: The board found that during the school year 1968-1969 appellant invited a local businessman (Edmund Skar) to lecture the journalism class; that while he was lecturing, students arrived late, talked to each other audibly, and some walked out of the classroom; and that appellant, who was present, made no effort to control or discipline the students. Although appellant asserts that the board erred in allowing Skar's testimony, such position is not made clear. Without argument or presentation of authority, it is merely said that the board waived any wrongdoing during the period of appellant's teaching by offering him a new contract; which statement unsupported as it is, does not merit discussion; and, without basis in the record, appellant assumes this was a laboratory class and that the late students as well as those who left early were most likely working on a laboratory-type assignment, requiring their temporary absence. Again, this allegation of error does not warrant discussion.