>>16438208There's a guy at my school who kinda' reminds me of that. He's a History teacher, and from what I've seen, he isn't the best. But he's also the lead faculty adviser for our mock trial team, which is one of the best in the state.
>>16438280You have to remember, it's still sexual misconduct even if it isn't rape, even if the student consents to it and wants it.
So, when it gets brought up as an issue, do you think the school district is more likely to investigate a case where a cheerleader has sex with Mr. Hottie, or where a cheerleader willingfully seduces Mr. 50-year-old-with-basal-cell-carcinoma-everywhere?
In general, younger teachers have to worry about it more. The district knows that most of the accusations are false, but they have to investigate them all, lest the press report them not looking into "sexual abuse" cases.
