Anonymous wrote:They should take these incidents very seriously and update their procedures on reporting and on background checks.
People should also take a deep breath and not panic about the school system going to hell when it employs over 22,000 people and has 12 people arrested over the course of 3 years. You'll recall that there are private schools around here with 1/100th of the staff numbers who have had prominent sex abuse scandals in recent years. The world is messy and employers have to do their best.
People should also take a deep breath and not panic about the school system going to hell when it employs over 22,000 people and has 12 people arrested over the course of 3 years. You'll recall that there are private schools around here with 1/100th of the staff numbers who have had prominent sex abuse scandals in recent years. The world is messy and employers have to do their best.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WTF is going on with MCPS? No clear policy on reporting sexual abuse!!!! Really, how does a school system not have that in place? If anything the safety of the children should be the first priority.
Pineda, who remains in police custody, has been fired from the county school system. He worked for the system as a bus driver from 2000 to 2003, as a substitute teacher from 2003 to 2006 and again from March 2013 until September.
Read more: http://www.wtop.com/41/3756501/Police-believe-substitute-teacher-victimized-more-students#ixzz3KzsctrJZ
How the f*** does someone go from being a bus driver to a substitute teacher?
I wonder how many cases have gone unreported?
Or why has he been let go 2 other times and then somehow still gains employment into the system and works directly with kids? I wonder if there were other coverups.
Anonymous wrote:WTF is going on with MCPS? No clear policy on reporting sexual abuse!!!! Really, how does a school system not have that in place? If anything the safety of the children should be the first priority.
Pineda, who remains in police custody, has been fired from the county school system. He worked for the system as a bus driver from 2000 to 2003, as a substitute teacher from 2003 to 2006 and again from March 2013 until September.
Read more: http://www.wtop.com/41/3756501/Police-believe-substitute-teacher-victimized-more-students#ixzz3KzsctrJZ
How the f*** does someone go from being a bus driver to a substitute teacher?
I wonder how many cases have gone unreported?
The school district has shown it is “unwilling or uncapable” of making necessary changes, she said, and needs to hire an outside agency to investigate and set up policies and procedures for the district regarding child abuse.
“Their absolute refusal to be transparent about policies and procedures, their refusal to post an employee code of conduct, their refusal to be open with parents about the magnitude and extent of the problem is keeping children in danger,” she said.