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School districts move teachers who commit sexual assaults to other schools: Report

By Jeremiah Poff
Published June 4, 2023 9:00am ET
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School districts move teachers who commit sexual assaults to other schools: Report
Public schools have become adept in allowing teachers accused of sexual assault to move to other schools, often with the help of collective bargaining agreements negotiated by teachers unions, a new report alleges. The report from the Defense of Freedom Institute, a conservative think tank, details several incidents of teachers in public school districts across […]


Public schools have become adept in allowing teachers accused of sexual assault to move to other schools, often with the help of collective bargaining agreements negotiated by teachers unions, a new report alleges.

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