Staggering Number Of Child Sex Crimes By Educators Especially Concerning Amid Social Debate About Sexual Content In Schools

According to a Fox News Digital analysis of local news stories, 181 educators, including 4 principals, 153 teachers, 12 teachers’ aides, and 12 substitute teachers, have been “charged with child sex crimes in the first half of 2022,” with crimes ranging from possession/production/distribution of child pornography to student rape. Just in the first half of the year! That is an average of one every day. According to Fox,

“At least 140 of the arrests, or 77%, involved alleged crimes against students.”

And the remaining 33% were still crimes against children, which is concerning, considering schools are full of children who could be their next victim.

Now, consider how may educators are accused of sexual misconduct, subsequently let go by the school rather than risking the bad publicity of an investigation, and simply move on to a different school that is unaware of their sexual misconduct allegations to continue victimizing children. This issue was recently addressed in the U.S. Department of Education’s report titled, “Study of State Policies to Prohibit Aiding and Abetting sexual Misconduct in Schools,” which discussed the above phenomenon known as “passing the trash.”

Predators gravitate to professions which give them the greatest access to targets and which provide them the most ideal opportunities to engage in predatory behaviors. Thus schools, which often have insufficient supervision and are full of vulnerable children, are a target-rich environment for predators.

This is especially relevant when considering the current social debate about inappropriate sexual indoctrination, gender theory, and educator activism in schools today. Following Florida’s Parental Rights in Education bill, it became very clear to the public just how far activist educators are willing to go. They insist that it’s necessary to discuss masturbation, oral/vaginal/anal sex, and gender identity with very young children. They claim it is essential for children to have access to overtly pornographic books and other materials in schools. They believe that it’s perfectly acceptable to encourage children to keep sex-related secrets from their parents and engage in secretive sex-related behaviors and conversations with adults at school instead. They go as far as to accuse any involved and concerned parents of being dangerous bigots for their opposition to the aforementioned practices.

Can you even imagine what predators in schools must be thinking as they watch such activists do all the hard word for them by grooming students to become easy victims? Encouraging them to keep secrets from their parents, especially about sexual things. Introducing age-inappropriate sexual subjects to them. Assuring them that these age-inappropriate subjects and activities are perfectly normal and natural to discuss and try. Undermining the rights and involvement of concerned parents. They are actively trying to make this already target-rich environment into the ideal hunting ground for predators.