Former Langley HS teacher had sex w/ student during European trip

[Anonymous]

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FCPS heads will roll. Janie still silent.....

I doubt it. By reporting it to FCPD and revoking his license and contacting known victims, it appears to me FCPS did the minimum required. They are mandated reporters, after all. Legally, they are probably ok based on what's known now. Morally and ethically, they should have investigated everyone he had been in contact with, or at least those on the Germany and scuba trips. Of course, if they had done that and been speaking to a lot more people about this, word would have gotten out.

Really surprised that FCPD said "not our jurisdiction" and dropped it. You'd think they'd take the approach that maybe this was happening in the US too and do some investigating. Maybe they did. No one is talking it seems. I don't think FCPS and FCPD are the best of buddies, so sooner or later someone will start leaking information to cover their ass.

Who exactly said, "Not our jurisdiction"?? Total mystery.

Seems highly likely that's just more fibbing by FCPS, if you ask me. What a surprise.

No name?

[Anonymous]

It must be horrible knowing that your school let your perpetrator go free.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It must be horrible knowing that your school let your perpetrator go free.

Indeed. Worse for the district.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I misspoke. The website feedback thread was meant to stop the Bullis mom. Instead she's taken it over and now commands at least 3 bully pulpits. A shame all her noise drowns out the rest.

A shame that your bully behavior and queen bee squabbles have no place on this thread.

This is about how students and families have been criminally victimized by a pedophile German teacher, and officials in FCPS helped the perpetrator flee the country before NBC told the FEDS what they did.

Agreed. I can't imagine anyone fighting so hard to. Protect the school/district. I have encountered this arrogance from the district offices though.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And it's even clearer that one individual is either a disgruntled former Langley parent, an ex-marine, an aging Rockette, a Prius owner, or a disappointed Marco Rubio supporter.

I mean, speculate all you want, but you might want to allow for the possibility that multiple posters just think you're being a twit.

Can this be a sticky at the top of every page of this thread? And the Cooper thread and website feedback thread of the same topic being driven by the same individual?

Didn't bully mom start the website thread? Is that who you're talking about?

HEADS WILL ROLL!!

Sorry, but "bully mom" is not going to catch on here, because the posters fed up with Bullis Mom and her sidekicks come in all shapes and sizes. They could be Jewel groupies like Bullis Mom, or they just as easily could be Drake fans or partial to the Mormom Tabernacle Choir.

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As far as I'm concerned, "bully mom" IS Bullis Mom. She is a bully extraordinaire, taking over thread after thread on her hate mission to discredit all things in the Langley Pyramid, FCPS, and beyond. Now she's taken over the Cooper thread with the same old crap and conspiracy theories. She is most definitely a "bully mom."

I personally have some issues with FCPS, but she takes it to a whole new level.

Sexual abuse of students and embezzlement ARE a whole new level, not to mention the cover-up by FCPS heads.

Facts are facts. The Feds can see the facts now, thanks to NBC -not fcps. Why didn't fops report this criminal to the authorities before NBC had to?

Dear God, you're just a broken record. How many times must you pose the same questions, over and over? Do you think your repetitiveness is somehow helping? Have you added one new piece of FACTUAL information to this discussion? Nope, just your wild speculations. Put on your sleuthing hat and go on your quest for dirt elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I misspoke. The website feedback thread was meant to stop the Bullis mom. Instead she's taken it over and now commands at least 3 bully pulpits. A shame all her noise drowns out the rest.

A shame that your bully behavior and queen bee squabbles have no place on this thread.

This is about how students and families have been criminally victimized by a pedophile German teacher, and officials in FCPS helped the perpetrator flee the country before NBC told the FEDS what they did.

Go get 'em, McGruff!

[Anonymous]

The sex abuse and embezzlement have been established.

Any "report" to the authorities by FCPS is speculation at this point, waiting to be confirmed with an actual name.

[Anonymous]

Thank goodness for the brave families who have come forward to the authorities and to the NBC investigative reporters. Without their moral compass, the predator German teacher would probably still be sexually abusing the kids and scamming their parents.

Langley High School in McLean, VA has failed its students and its community by failing to report a criminal operating within its walls. He was allowed to conduct his 'side' business operation on school property with full knowledge and promotion by Langley High School officials.

Such enterprises must be stopped by con artist FCPS employees. Trips, sure, but all money must go directly to FCPS, and FCPS can pay the school employee for any extra time.

The widespread shakedown of wealthy families must be stopped. It's recently come to light that enterprising teachers are marketing their tutoring services, at a price, to students who need better grades. This is being done on school property.

It'd be mighty interesting if anyone knows what percentage of a teacher's students are paying the teacher for additional individual instruction from the teacher. Seems obvious that less wealthy students are at a significant disadvantage if they can't afford to keep up with the richer students (via private tutoring with the class teacher.)

Perhaps this shakedown practice needs a closer look.

[Anonymous]

My goodness, your obsession with this knows no bounds. Up at 3:45 am to write that post, essentially repeating everything you've already said (over and over again)?

Let's get real here. Your concern isn't with the "brave families" who have come forward - much less their kids. You've made it abundantly clear in probably hundreds of posts across DCUM, of your complete and utter loathing for Langley HS, its teachers, administration, families, and students. You're clapping your hands with delight at the idea of bringing Langley down, and this story is exactly what you were hoping for.

I know all of us hope justice is served, but you are taking it to an entirely different level. You want payback for all of the wrongs you feel Langley has done to YOU, personally. Why don't you just admit it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My goodness, your obsession with this knows no bounds. Up at 3:45 am to write that post, essentially repeating everything you've already said (over and over again)?

Let's get real here. Your concern isn't with the "brave families" who have come forward - much less their kids. You've made it abundantly clear in probably hundreds of posts across DCUM, of your complete and utter loathing for Langley HS, its teachers, administration, families, and students. You're clapping your hands with delight at the idea of bringing Langley down, and this story is exactly what you were hoping for.

I know all of us hope justice is served, but you are taking it to an entirely different level. You want payback for all of the wrongs you feel Langley has done to YOU, personally. Why don't you just admit it?

Because I didn't write the post?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My goodness, your obsession with this knows no bounds. Up at 3:45 am to write that post, essentially repeating everything you've already said (over and over again)?

Let's get real here. Your concern isn't with the "brave families" who have come forward - much less their kids. You've made it abundantly clear in probably hundreds of posts across DCUM, of your complete and utter loathing for Langley HS, its teachers, administration, families, and students. You're clapping your hands with delight at the idea of bringing Langley down, and this story is exactly what you were hoping for.

I know all of us hope justice is served, but you are taking it to an entirely different level. You want payback for all of the wrongs you feel Langley has done to YOU, personally. Why don't you just admit it?

Because I didn't write the post?

B.S.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My goodness, your obsession with this knows no bounds. Up at 3:45 am to write that post, essentially repeating everything you've already said (over and over again)?

Let's get real here. Your concern isn't with the "brave families" who have come forward - much less their kids. You've made it abundantly clear in probably hundreds of posts across DCUM, of your complete and utter loathing for Langley HS, its teachers, administration, families, and students. You're clapping your hands with delight at the idea of bringing Langley down, and this story is exactly what you were hoping for.

I know all of us hope justice is served, but you are taking it to an entirely different level. You want payback for all of the wrongs you feel Langley has done to YOU, personally. Why don't you just admit it?

Because I didn't write the post?

B.S.

Sweetie, I was out like a light last night. And I usually identify myself, as I am not afraid of Langley or FCPS. They own this, wholly. My empathizes lie with the parents and kids, not the school district, and I wish it did not occur at all. Between this and the railroad job FCPS did on parents re: trans issues, the school district has its hands full. I feel badly for the currenypt principal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My goodness, your obsession with this knows no bounds. Up at 3:45 am to write that post, essentially repeating everything you've already said (over and over again)?

Let's get real here. Your concern isn't with the "brave families" who have come forward - much less their kids. You've made it abundantly clear in probably hundreds of posts across DCUM, of your complete and utter loathing for Langley HS, its teachers, administration, families, and students. You're clapping your hands with delight at the idea of bringing Langley down, and this story is exactly what you were hoping for.

I know all of us hope justice is served, but you are taking it to an entirely different level. You want payback for all of the wrongs you feel Langley has done to YOU, personally. Why don't you just admit it?

Because I didn't write the post?

B.S.

Hello, I'm that poster. There's a good number of us here who care and have no fear. Perhaps one day, you will to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank goodness for the brave families who have come forward to the authorities and to the NBC investigative reporters. Without their moral compass, the predator German teacher would probably still be sexually abusing the kids and scamming their parents.

Langley High School in McLean, VA has failed its students and its community by failing to report a criminal operating within its walls. He was allowed to conduct his 'side' business operation on school property with full knowledge and promotion by Langley High School officials.

Such enterprises must be stopped by con artist FCPS employees. Trips, sure, but all money must go directly to FCPS, and FCPS can pay the school employee for any extra time.

The widespread shakedown of wealthy families must be stopped. It's recently come to light that enterprising teachers are marketing their tutoring services, at a price, to students who need better grades. This is being done on school property.

It'd be mighty interesting if anyone knows what percentage of a teacher's students are paying the teacher for additional individual instruction from the teacher. Seems obvious that less wealthy students are at a significant disadvantage if they can't afford to keep up with the richer students (via private tutoring with the class teacher.)

Perhaps this shakedown practice needs a closer look.

No teachers are permitted to tutor their own students. I am an FCPS teacher and have tutored students from my school whom I do not teach. All have resulted from parents emailing me asking if I can provide this service. This "enterprise" you speak of is largely demand-driven.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank goodness for the brave families who have come forward to the authorities and to the NBC investigative reporters. Without their moral compass, the predator German teacher would probably still be sexually abusing the kids and scamming their parents.

Langley High School in McLean, VA has failed its students and its community by failing to report a criminal operating within its walls. He was allowed to conduct his 'side' business operation on school property with full knowledge and promotion by Langley High School officials.

Such enterprises must be stopped by con artist FCPS employees. Trips, sure, but all money must go directly to FCPS, and FCPS can pay the school employee for any extra time.

The widespread shakedown of wealthy families must be stopped. It's recently come to light that enterprising teachers are marketing their tutoring services, at a price, to students who need better grades. This is being done on school property.

It'd be mighty interesting if anyone knows what percentage of a teacher's students are paying the teacher for additional individual instruction from the teacher. Seems obvious that less wealthy students are at a significant disadvantage if they can't afford to keep up with the richer students (via private tutoring with the class teacher.)

Perhaps this shakedown practice needs a closer look.

No teachers are permitted to tutor their own students. I am an FCPS teacher and have tutored students from my school whom I do not teach. All have resulted from parents emailing me asking if I can provide this service. This "enterprise" you speak of is largely demand-driven.

What percentage of kids are struggling? The ones who can't afford you fall behind?