A potty-mouthed Dunnville teacher who slipped into foul territory before is facing new charges.

Dunnville Secondary School English teacher Jennifer Elizabeth Green-Johnson allegedly told a student: “Why don’t you lick me where I fart.”

And, according to the Brantford Expositor, Green-Johnson has been a frequent flier at the Ontario College of Teachers and the Grand Erie District School Board's disciplinary committees.

Most recently she was suspended for 30 days last January for professional misconduct. Among the most recent allegations that date to 2015:

She slapped a student on head, called him an idiot and told him to “grow some balls.”

Green-Johnson allegedly called one student a “bloody pedophile”.

Reportedly told a female student she "looked like a frumpy old lady today."

In the earlier disciplinary action, she slammed her students as stupids, idiots, gay and a “bitch”.

Green-Johnson was also brought before the teacher's college in 2007 but the charges were not substantiated. The tart-tongued teacher has also repeatedly been disciplined by her school board with disciplinary letters and suspended with -- and without -- pay.

And it appears her students aren’t terribly fond of her. On ratemyteachers.com most commenters slam the red-headed hothead although several are favourable.

One comment from 2015: “Awful teacher. Bully to all students thought [sic] years. Swears at students all the time, and laughs if you don't know the correct answer.”

And from 2004: “Very unprofessional.....She should never be allowed to teach ever again...she is worse than a bully… immature.”

She is suspended without pay.



MaryBeth Haglin is pictured in this Twitter photo.

Meanwhile, former Iowa supply teacher MaryBeth Haglin, 24, who famously had sex with one of her students more than 100 times, is paying the bills by stripping. The student shared raunchy photos of the classroom cutie and the party ended.

She is now working at a strip club called Woody’s -- just a few miles where she once taught, Crime Watch Daily reports.