"...that is to say, an institution with more than 655,000 students kept fighting to probe the sexual history of an eighth grader molested while in its care..."
When “M.S.” was 13, her math teacher
at Edison middle school in Los Angeles invited her to be friends online.
Soon, according to a California appeals court,
the same teacher started sending her sexually explicit messages. That
winter, he called the 8th grader into a classroom and told her to shut
the door. The teacher, Elkis Hermida, kissed and hugged the student. In
March, he drove M.S. (as she’s referred to in court records, to protect
her privacy), then 14, to a motel, where, according to the court, “they
had sexual intercourse.” On a second occasion, “they … had sexual
intercourse” in Hermida’s classroom.
“The next time they had
sexual intercourse was on a Saturday at a motel,” the court records say.
“Hermida told her that they were not in a relationship but were just
having sex.” At that point, M.S. “wanted to stop having sexual
intercourse with Hermida, but did not feel that she was free to do so.”
At their next encounter, the teacher wanted anal sex. M.S. objected.
“Hermida inserted something into her anus anyway,” the court said.That
May, a friend of M.S. alerted another teacher to the relationship. That
teacher reported Hermida, who was quickly arrested, charged, and sent
to prison for three years. M.S.’s family sued the Los Angeles Unified
School District
[LAUSD] for negligence.
This is the story of the LAUSD’s depraved defense...[in the civil trial]
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/10/lausd-ms-wyatt-elkis-hermida/410077/
Bottom line:
ReplyDelete"I’d be grateful to hear about your experiences at conor@theatlantic.com, especially if you have knowledge of the school district endeavoring to blame victims for their own rape or molestation on other occasions."
When the administration
ReplyDeleteIs the master of deception
Then its depraved perception
Denies the nasty situation.