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A Texas teacher who claimed a student threatened to shoot him was allowed back to work after being placed on administrative leave over a TikTok video criticizing officials for not taking the threat seriously. 

A Texas middle school teacher said he was placed on administrative leave for taking to social media to oust his school for ignoring a student's shooting threat.

Patrick Durbin, a 33-year-old sixth grade teacher at the Waskom Middle School, was suspended in January after posting a TikTok explaining how one of his students threatened to shoot him, and even warned other kids not to come to school to avoid the shooting.

Durbin said he reported the threats to school administrators, but that he was brushed off and the student was allowed to remain on campus. He also claimed police were not notified about the threats.

Days later, Durbin said the east Texas school placed him on administrative leave and accused him of 'spreading false information,' and he set up a GoFundMe to raise money for a lawyer to represent him in meetings with the school. 

Though he did not raise enough money for a lawyer, the school finally reinstated Durbin on February 1.

Durbin posted the video on January 18, and explained that after warning the school about the threats, at the end of the day he went to coach the basketball team and found the student who made the threats in the gym.  

'Nothing was done. It wasn't even reported to the police department that this kid threatened to kill a teacher in front of other students, and said he had a gun,' he said. 'Actually, in fact he told the kids 'Don't come to school today cause I'm gonna shoot this person.''

'Ya'll wonder why teachers are getting out and why teachers are quitting. It's bad administration and people covering up for kids doing this things to endanger other people's

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