The Sally High School teacher's license has been revoked for 15 years.
Sally High School teachers have their licenses revoked for 15 years after development Intimate relationship with a former student.
According to the consensus agreement posted last week, teachers break the boundaries of professionals by forming relationships with students and further deepening those relationships after graduation. Had
The teacher states that he had personal relationships with the three students between 2005 and 2008 and entered an "inappropriate intimate relationship" shortly after graduation.
The teacher or Sally School he taught was not nominated by the agreement. Students have been identified as Students A, B, C.
The teacher had an intimate relationship with Student A shortly after the student graduated. During this time, the teacher agreed to spend time with the students and send them instant messages containing sexual content.
He also developed an intimate relationship with Student C shortly after the student graduated, and when he realized that school staff were concerned about this relationship, he was a student. "How to" protect "he".
The teacher also contacted Student B through an instant messenger program and invited students to meet socially after they were 19 years old.
"The teacher took advantage of his position of trust as a teacher. Extract sensitive personal information from two students and use that information for his personal benefit. Because, "B.C. The Teacher Regulatory Commission, which oversees the disciplinary process for accredited teachers, said.
The teacher, who was first licensed to teach in 1996, has not taught in a kindergarten to high school system since taking a vacation in April 2015. He resigned from Sally School District in December 2020.
The school district reported the incident to the Secretary in March 2021.
In April, the teacher signed a consent resolution agreement, which constitutes a professional offense and agreed to revoke his educational license for 15 years.
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