CRIMEJul 15 · 23:00 UTCLAISTTracy Jan, Holly McDede | ProPublica, KQED

Trump administration launches crackdown on teacher sexual misconduct

The Trump administration has initiated a crackdown on teacher sexual misconduct, citing a KQED-ProPublica investigation revealing that 67 educators in California retained their credentials despite misconduct findings. Federal officials threaten to withhold funds from schools failing to address such issues and are investigating 20 districts, including Tulare City and Wilsona in California, over handling of allegations.

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