Teacher/student sex ruling has parents outraged
A judge’s panel ruling earlier this week allowing teachers in Washington to have sex with of-age students has many in a tizzy.
“I’m shocked and surprised,” Connie Severson told FOXNews.com. “They’re going to be teaching our students and the last thing you want is sexual relations on their mind.”
Severson, whose son Stephan is a junior at Hoquiam High School, said the ruling has “opened up the eyes of other parents” in the district.
“This shouldn’t be OK,” she said. “They are teachers. Every one of them should know better.”
Severson said the ruling could dissuade parents from enrolling their children within the Hoquiam school district.
“I’m hoping from a parent’s perspective that when my daughter is 18 and dating that she’s not having a relationship with her teacher,” she said. “This is not college, it’s not a university, this is high school.”
Information from: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,4800...
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