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Fired Urbandale teacher facing potential ethics violations

By Erin Kiernan,

25 days ago

DES MOINES, Iowa — The state Board of Educational Examiners has found probable cause that a former Urbandale teacher violated professional standards and ethics laws.

Amanda Delzell was placed on administrative leave and ultimately fired after reporting the abuse of a disabled student last year. Delzell’s case will go before the Assistant Attorney General.

Her former bosses; Human Resources Director Loren DeKryff, Director of Special Education Shawna Shanahan, and Principal Anna Taggert, along with Special Education teacher Alice Pewick face similar hearings .

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carlene Wing

23d ago

get a lawyer now and get started.

Leslie Ross MacBride

23d ago

what a twisted situation.

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