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* Mr. Garrison in ''SouthPark'' becomes this after coming out of the closet in the "Fourth Grade" episode. After being re-hired later on, he tries to get fired again in order to get rich off of a discrimination lawsuit.
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** Seymour Skinner, although a principal rather than a teacher, is fired for being unable to control his students (and for when Groundskeeper Willie falls on Superintendant Chalmers). Bart helps him get reinstated nonetheless, since even he thinks that the school is too loose under Ned Flanders.
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** Seymour Skinner, although a principal rather than a teacher, is fired for being unable to control his students (and for when Groundskeeper Willie falls on Superintendant Chalmers). Bart helps him get reinstated nonetheless, since even he thinks that the school is too loose under Ned Flanders.Flanders (that, as well as some guilt for getting Skinner fired in the first place, especially unintentionally).
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*** She was also fired in another episode, more specifically after Bart and the rest of the students spiked her drink with alcohol for innocent reasons (they wanted her to loosen up. It worked too well). In the same episode, the replacement teacher also got fired from being drunk on duty, only that time, it was the teacher alone who was responsible for it.
** While not a teacher per-se and technically fired, Otto also ended up suspended with pay for spanking Bart after the latter managed to hijack the bus while he was meeting up with Metallica.
* Huey's teacher in TheBoondocks ended up fired in the christmas episode because he used Huey's script for the school play (a script that was constantly rewritten by the Principal).
** While not a teacher per-se and technically fired, Otto also ended up suspended with pay for spanking Bart after the latter managed to hijack the bus while he was meeting up with Metallica.
* Huey's teacher in TheBoondocks ended up fired in the christmas episode because he used Huey's script for the school play (a script that was constantly rewritten by the Principal).
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** Krabappel gets suspended after hitting Bart. While not fired as such, it is implied that the suspension is indefinite.
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Sadly, [[KarmaHoudini rarely happens]] to a SadistTeacher.
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* ''The Cat Ate My Gymsuit''- Ms. Feeney gets fired for refusing to say the pledge of allegiance, though her HippieTeacher ways probably also led to her downfall. [[spoiler:After a fair amount of effort by her students, she gets reinstated, but ultimately does not return, as she would be under a fair amount of scrutiny and would not be able to teach as she wished]].
* Remus Lupin in ''[[{{HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban}} Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'' could fall into this category, except that he wasn't fired, he was simply [[spoiler:compelled to resign on his own after word got out that he was a werewolf.]] Still, characters in-story refer to him as "sacked." Dumbledore was forced into resignation twice over the course of the books (well, three times if you count his being killed) and Snape pretty much resigned as well in the final book.
* Remus Lupin in ''[[{{HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban}} Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'' could fall into this category, except that he wasn't fired, he was simply [[spoiler:compelled to resign on his own after word got out that he was a werewolf.]] Still, characters in-story refer to him as "sacked." Dumbledore was forced into resignation twice over the course of the books (well, three times if you count his being killed) and Snape pretty much resigned as well in the final book.
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* ''The Cat Ate My Gymsuit''- Gymsuit'' by Paula Danziger - Ms. Feeney gets fired for refusing to say the pledge of allegiance, though her HippieTeacher ways probably also led to her downfall. [[spoiler:After a fair amount of effort by her students, she gets reinstated, but ultimately does not return, as she would be under a fair amount of scrutiny and would not be able to teach as she wished]].
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** Remus Lupin in''[[{{HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban}} Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'' could fall into this category, except that ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban''. Technically he wasn't fired, he was simply [[spoiler:compelled compelled to resign on his own after word [[spoiler:word got out that he was a werewolf.]] Still, werewolf]]; still, characters in-story refer to him as "sacked." "sacked".
** Dumbledore was forced into resignation twice over the course of the books (well, three times if you count his beingkilled) and killed).
** Snape pretty much resigned as well in the final book.
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** Sybill Trelawney also qualifies as she was fired by [[SadistTeacher Dolores Umbridge]] [[HumiliationConga in front of the whole school.]]. [[spoiler: This is later subverted in the same book as she gets her job back when Dolores gets fired herself. Dumbledore could also qualify although he wasn't really a teacher]]
* Averted in James Hilton?s ''[[GoodbyeMrChips Goodbye, Mr. Chips]]'', in that Mr. Chipping, though ordered to retire for refusing to adopt modern methods (such as adopting the New Pronuncation of Latin and placing emphasis on high marks rather than on character development), ''is'' reinstated by the protests of his students and their parents.
* Mr. Mell from DavidCopperfield.
* In the kids' novel ''The Landry News'' by Andrew Clements [[spoiler:Mr. Larson is nearly fired after printing a controversial story in the school newspaper.]]
* Averted in James Hilton?s ''[[GoodbyeMrChips Goodbye, Mr. Chips]]'', in that Mr. Chipping, though ordered to retire for refusing to adopt modern methods (such as adopting the New Pronuncation of Latin and placing emphasis on high marks rather than on character development), ''is'' reinstated by the protests of his students and their parents.
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* Averted in JamesHilton?s ''[[GoodbyeMrChips Goodbye, Mr. Chips]]'', Hilton's ''GoodbyeMrChips'', in that Mr. Chipping, though ordered to retire for refusing to adopt modern methods (such as adopting the New Pronuncation of Latin and placing emphasis on high marks rather than on character development), ''is'' reinstated by the protests of his students and their parents.
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* [[TheSimpsons Seymour Skinner]], although a principal rather than a teacher, is fired for being unable to control his students (and for when Groundskeeper Willie falls on Superintendant Chalmers). Bart helps him get reinstated nonetheless, since even he thinks that the school is too loose under Ned Flanders.
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* In the ''[[DeadPoetsSociety Dead Poets Society]]'', after [[spoiler: Mr. Keating is blamed for Neil's suicide.]]
* Howard in ''InAndOut'', after the parents hear that he's gay. Cue a heartwarming IAmSpartacus mass-decloseting from the students.
* In the ''[[DeadPoetsSociety Dead Poets Society]]'', after [[spoiler: Mr. Keating is blamed for Neil's suicide.]]
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* Howard in ''InAndOut'', after the parents hear that he's gay. Cue a heartwarming IAmSpartacus mass-decloseting from the students.
* [[spoiler:Mr Keating]] from ''[[DeadPoetsSociety Dead Poets Society]]'', after [[spoiler:being blamed for Neil's suicide.]]
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* [[TheSimpsons Seymour Skinner]], although a principal rather than a teacher, is fired for being unable to control his students (and for when Groundskeeper Willie falls on Superintendant Chalmers). Bart helps him get reinstated nonetheless, since even he thinks that the school is too loose under Ned Flanders.
** Both Skinner and Mrs. Krabappel are fired when it comes out that they're having an affair. Bart once more comes to the rescue.
* [[TheSimpsons Seymour Skinner]], although a principal rather than a teacher, is fired for being unable to control his students (and for when Groundskeeper Willie falls on Superintendant Chalmers). Bart helps him get reinstated nonetheless, since even he thinks that the school is too loose under Ned Flanders.
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* Remus Lupin in ''[[{{HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban}} Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'' could fall into this category, except that he wasn't fired, he was simply [[spoiler:compelled to resign on his own after word got out that he was a werewolf.]] Still, characters in-story refer to him as "sacked."" Dumbledore was forced into resignation twice over the course of the books (well, three times if you count his being killed) and Snape pretty much resigned as well in the final book.
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*Eileen Flynn, a schoolteacher at a Catholic school in New Ross, Ireland, was fired in 1982 for becoming pregnant outside of marriage. None of her appeals was successful and it's entirely possible that a similar case could reoccur.
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** If memory serves, the problem was that she could ''only'' draw out the musical and artistic talents. The kid might have had the potential to be the best pilot the world has ever seen, but she couldn't help him. So yes, the parents were furious.
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* Thomas Chipperling, of Tomcat in Love, after his having relations with students and doing their assignments for them come to light.