Former substitute teacher sentenced for sex offenses
...During the sentencing, Assistant State’s Attorney Tim Hagan told the judge that Pineda should have known what he was doing was wrong. He’d been put on a “do not use list” as recently as 2014 at one middle school, and had been barred from serving as a substitute in the 2005-2006 school year at one high school for “inappropriate conduct” of a sexual nature — conduct Hagan said didn’t rise to criminal behavior, but led to him being barred from that high school.Hagan didn’t identify which schools were involved. The information came from the county school system’s personnel files.
Pineda’s case was one of several that raised a furor among parents who say that cases of alleged sexual abuse were covered up or reported long after the fact by the school system...
http://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2015/05/former-substitute-teacher-sentenced-for-sex-offenses/
So they all knew, but no one did anything about it.
ReplyDeleteIs anyone doing anything about this systemic problem or is it going to rear its ugly head periodically?
Nope. They aren't going to do a thing about this. Montgomery County citizens and the teachers union love this system. Keep sex abusers in classrooms with children. Keep them on the payroll and keep them in close proximity with potential victims.
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The principal at Roberto Clemente Middle School is moving on to be the Executive Director of George B. Thomas Learning Center. She harbored a known sex abuser and when she tried to cover it up, she got a new gig! Criminals helping criminals is how it works at MCPS.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can explain how that works since the George B. Thomas Learning Center is NOT a MCPS office. The GBT Learning Center is an outside company.
DeleteAha, the past accomplishments paragraph must have stood out.
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