Texas bill passes to address 'sexual abuse crisis' in public schools

Texas House passes bill to address 'sexual abuse crisis' in public schools, by educators

“In the last three years, there were 6,888 reports of sexual and violent misconduct by public school employees against our students in the state of Texas,” Rep. Little said. “As of July 2024, 6,654 of these allegations were left unresolved."

Texas House Passes Bill to Address ‘Sexual Abuse Crisis’ in Public Schools, by Educators

(Just The News)—The Texas House on Wednesday passed with strong bipartisan support a bill to address what’s been called the “sexual abuse crisis” in Texas public schools. HB 4623, filed by state Rep. Mitch Little, R-Lewisville, seeks to provide redress in response to tens of thousands of complaints filed against Texas educators. “We have a sexual abuse crisis in our public schools in Texas. It’s indisputable and we can’t look away,” Little said …

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Texas bill passes to address 'sexual abuse crisis' in public schools

(The Center Square) – The Texas House on Wednesday passed with strong bipartisan support a bill to address what's been called the “sexual abuse crisis” in Texas public schools.

In order to put a stop to school abuse, the Citizens' Movement bench in the Local Congress presented an initiative to reform the State Education Law. Miguel Flores Serna, coordinator of the faction, said the proposal is aimed at providing training in crisis management and legal advice to teachers, teachers, managers and administrative staff at all levels of education, in situations of abuse, harassment, blackmail, mistreatment, defamation, viole…

Two complaints of alleged cases of sexual abuse in the José Cartellone school and in the Tomás Alva Edison school generated commotion in Mendoza society in the last few hours. As a result, a warden and a teacher were arrested. In this context, concern and questioning spread to schools in Mendoza, where many parents wonder whether institutions and teachers are really prepared to deal with and contain these kinds of situations. From the General Di…