Miscellaneous

Leave no teacher's sexual misconduct behind

The California Senate has passed a bill which would allow teachers to be suspended where they have had their license revoked in another state because of sexual misconduct. And yes, right now, there's a nice little loophole that kinda keeps this as a current grounds for suspension, at least for a while.

The AP's investigation last year found 2,570 educators nationwide whose teaching credentials had been revoked, denied, surrendered or sanctioned following allegations of sexual misconduct. The investigation covered the years 2001 through 2005.

And who says our education system is broken?

Full post as published by Quiz Law on May 16, 2008 (boomark / email).