Rep. Kitchens: Statement on 200 teacher sexual misconduct cases hidden from public

Madison – This week, a Capital Times investigation showed the Department of Public Instruction hid 200 cases of sexual misconduct and grooming cases from the public.  The Assembly Education Chairman, Representative Joel Kitchens, released the following statement: “The investigation showed an alarming level of sexual misconduct in our schools. Teachers were allowed to resign to avoid an investigati...

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