A loophole that can allow problem teachers back in class
In April 2024, the Everett School District launched a third-party investigation into a teacher at Henry M. Jackson High School over allegations of an inappropriate physical relationship with a student.
Later that year, the teacher resigned. Not long after, he voluntarily gave up his K-12 teaching license.
That decision stopped further investigation and the gears of oversight meant to provide transparency about problem teachers. And the teacher soon got a faculty job at a nearby community college.
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