Volume 25, Issue 10
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Government Schools In Texas Protect Child Rapists
By Alex Newman March 2025 Government schools across Texas
the statewide situation a ‘Weinstein, Epstein, Diddy’,” said Fish, who has been speaking out about this for years across Texas. “Lots of people knew, but knew to keep their mouths
That is because of the way the statute is written. Rather than requiring education authorities to report criminals work- ing for school districts — including child rapists — to both law enforcement and the certification agency, the code uses the word “or.” In practice, that has resulted in districts refusing to report the accused to law en- forcement, merely notifying the state’s teacher certifi- cation agency. Fish described this all as a “parallel criminal justice system created for teachers, enabling essentially penalty-free felonies.” The two main teachers’ unions in the state, along with their Democrat allies in the leg- islature, have been supportive of the parallel system and were reportedly responsible for getting it enshrined in law decades ago without much public discussion. In an effort to help parents when authorities will not, the Open Records Project created a search engine so parents can check their own school districts to see how many accused pedophiles are working for it. Dallas Independent School Dis- trict (ISD), for example, had a stunning 115 accused child rapists working for it, according to the most recent data avail- able. Continued on Page 38
are protecting child rapists and abusers, even allowing them to be legally shifted around to other schools to abuse more children, accord- ing to official documents and data compiled by re-
searchers. Thousands of alleged perpetrators are in- volved in the Lone Star State scandal as public revulsion with “grooming” in public schools grows across the nation. The horrific details first emerged when a whistle- blower in the state education agency sent the Open Records Project a list of over 10,000 teachers accused of var- ious crimes. The list included over 2,300 accused of raping and sexually abusing children. A small percentage of those were placed on a “do not hire” list, but over 90 percent were considered eligible to return to the classroom by the state’s teacher certification agency. Critics and researchers investigating the scandal refer to this phenomenon as “pass the trash,” Open Records spokesman Russell Fish told The Newman Report. “We call
shut…. This is basically a ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ system for teachers.”
Perhaps even more unbelievably, this all appears to be legal under Texas law. There is an obscure, decades-old statute that allows schools not to report child rapists and other criminals to law enforcement. Under Texas Family Code 261.103a(2), education officials have the option to report child-raping teachers to the State Board for Education Certi- fication instead of police.
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