A Fox News Digital analysis of child sex crime data in school districts around the nation has found a minimum of 181 K-12 educators have been arrested on child-related sex crimes in the first half of 2022.
Among those educators arrested were four principals, 153 teachers, 12 substitute teachers, and 12 teachers' aides.
In 2015, Sen. Pat Toomey proposed a provision in the latest iteration of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act that required all states that receive federal education funds to pass a law banning the practice of "Passing the trash," or quietly allowing a suspected child sex abuser to leave one school district for another.
Investigative journalist Christopher Rufo, who this week exposed the mainlining of radical queer theory in the Los Angeles Unified School District, told Fox News Digital child sex abuse in schools must be addressed.
"The basic fact is incontrovertible: every day, a public school teacher is arrested, indicted, or convicted for child sex abuse. And yet, the teachers unions, the public school bureaucracies, and the left-wing media pretend that the abuse isn't happening and viciously attack families who raise concerns."
According to a report at The Press-Enterprise of an investigation into child sexual abuse in southern California schools by Southern California News Group, "School district culture" is "Largely at fault for not uprooting teacher sexual misconduct."
A tweet Thursday highlighted the sickening denial of the problem of child sex abuse in schools when a Libs of TikTok post noted a "Michigan public school employee who spoke at a school board meeting in support of teaching an LGBT curriculum and mocked parents, was arrested for allegedly trying to meet a minor for sex."
Monday, July 25, 2022
At Least 181 K-12 Educators Arrested on Child-Related Sex Crimes in First Half of 2022
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