scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
In the rare cases when a child does come forward it is often hard to prove these things. Typically the abuser limits the contact to things that are borderline and also uses mental intimidation/trust issues to make the child unsure as to whether something wrong actually occurred. (Seriously, they're a child molester, do you really think they play fair?)
Schools & administrators have to walk a frustratingly fine line because they open themselves to legal action if they rush to act and a teacher's reputation is damaged. Some kids will use an accusation to get back at a teacher or staff member for a poor grade, perceived slight etc. making it even harder to convict/discipline those who do commit crimes.
I know it is too horrible to imagine, but odds are that your child or one of their friends has been abused, usually by a relative, family friend, or teacher/coach.
Schools & administrators have to walk a frustratingly fine line because they open themselves to legal action if they rush to act and a teacher's reputation is damaged. Some kids will use an accusation to get back at a teacher or staff member for a poor grade, perceived slight etc. making it even harder to convict/discipline those who do commit crimes.
I know it is too horrible to imagine, but odds are that your child or one of their friends has been abused, usually by a relative, family friend, or teacher/coach.

