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If one goes unpunished, it is to protect the false reputation of the school and its lead administrators. Also if the culprit is “close” to the administration, he may get a pass to keep him out of jail.
Public (government) school is child abuse and a crime against nature.
Unlike the mainstream media, EAG does not consider this an occasional problem. For example, last year New York City officials reported 679 complaints about sexual misconduct by school employees in the previous year. It led to 287 investigations which substantiated 66 accusations.
The Texas Education Agency investigated 156 allegations of teacher-student sexual abuse in 2011-12 which was about 70 more than in 2007-2008.
According to author Steven Gunn, " Most experts also believe for every reported case of teacher-student sexual abuse, any number of cases go unreported."
Meanwhile union efforts were able to kill legislation in California and New York that would have made it easier for schools to fire sexually problematic teachers.
‘Pass the trash’ in the teacher union circles.
Unlike in the Church, your tax dollars pay for it.
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Generally schools are run by leftists. One thing leftists do is protect each other in any circumstances. Their biggest heroes are all sexual deviants, rapists, and crooks.
We knew this already.
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