BLOG POST #251: Research on an incident involving a middle school teacher.
This school bullying case differs from most. In this true-crime case, there were several bullies in a classroom tormenting a student—including the teacher. Read More
Last month, schools may have been canceled, but the court system was busy sentencing for school-related crimes.
BLOG POST #235: This week, I’m sharing research on a true-crime involving a retired elementary school principal.
He’d worked for the school district for 35 years before he retired and relocated to sunny Florida. As many principals do, he started with the district as a teacher and promoted to principal.
I believe just because someone is a good teacher doesn’t automatically make them the right candidate to be a good principal. Whether or not this man was a good teacher or a good principal is not in question. He simply wasn’t a good person. Read More
What is far too common in these type cases is the teacher socializing with students after school or on the weekend. That’s a BIG RED FLAG.
It doesn’t matter if the relationship is consensual. Until a student is 18, a sexual relationship with an adult is against the law.
BLOG POST #232: This week, I’m sharing research on a specific crime involving an auto shop teacher and one of his students. Read More
BLOG POST #222: This week, I’m sharing research on a specific crime involving a middle school speech teacher.
His first year teaching was also his last. It took one month to erase the years invested in obtaining a teaching certificate. Read More
Parents will want to read about these two guys who were the worst kind of friends there could be working in a school setting.
BLOG POST #218: This week, I’m sharing research on two specific crimes involving an Assistant Middle School Principal and a Transportation Manager from the same school district.
Transportation Manager
He worked with children for five years before advancing to managerial positions. By the time of his arrest, he’d been with the school district for thirteen years. Read More