Numbers don't tell whole story of sexual misconduct by teachers

AZ Republic ^ | 03/23/03 | Lindsey Collom

[hsmomx3]

It's the type of behavior one would expect in a bar, not a classroom.

The Arizona Department of Education investigated 130 claims of sexual offense by a teacher or administrator in 2002, more than double the number of claims in 1995. Out of the 769 reports from 1995 to 2002, 128 resulted in disciplinary action.

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[only1percent]

The most shocking thing, to me, is that the story appears to indicate that more than 80% of reports were false or could not be substantiated (if one makes the reasonable assumption that no true and substantiated report would NOT have resulted in disciplinary action).

[Frumious Bandersnatch]

If I remember correctly (and I could be wrong), I believe that this Mary McGrath was involved in giving diversity training where individual white males were mocked.