Requiring county boards of education, nonpublic schools, and contracting agencies to require an applicant for a position involving direct contact with minors to submit certain information; requiring a county board, nonpublic school, or contracting agency to review the employment history of a certain applicant before hiring an applicant; requiring the county board, nonpublic school, or contracting agency to check certain eligibility of an applicant for a substitute position involving direct contact with minors; etc.
June 2018: Passing the trash,” enabling teachers who sexually abuse students to pursue another job with no record of their sexual misconduct, is common practice for K–12 school district administrators who fear legal liability and tarnished reputations.
This could shift the bubble into the private sector in the form of athletic, martial arts, dance and music studios.
ReplyDeleteIt's already there when schools don't report and don't fire (like Montgomery County Public Schools) sex offenders. The predators have clean resumes and move on. Some go to half a dozen different locations.
DeleteThis is a classic 'grass roots' effort to solve a perennial issue.
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