Track coach rapes girl repeatedly after sports powerhouse fails to follow through on background checks
A track coach at Simeon Career Academy was allowed into the school as a volunteer despite his disqualifying criminal record. He went on to rape a female student dozens of times.
K-12 schools keep mishandling sexual assault complaints. Will new Title IX regulations help? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/k-12-schools-keep-mishandling-sexual-assault-complaints-will-new-n1212156
Crisis In Our Schools https://stopsexualassaultinschools.org/crisis-in-our-schools/
Public School Teachers 100 Times More Likely To Abuse Kids Than Catholic Priests https://go2tutors.com/teachers-more-likely-abuse-kids/
10% (roughly 4.5 million children) of public school students have experienced some form of sexual misconduct by the time they graduate high school. With Jews pushing Transgenderism and grooming goyim children via the DemoKKKrat party, that percentage is likely much higher now.
High Schools and Middle Schools Are Failing Victims of Sexual Assault The issues college campuses are facing are evident in primary and secondary education as well. https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/03/05/high-schools-and-middle-schools-are-failing-victims-of-sexual-assault
(speaking of groups more likely to abuse kids than Catholic priests)
Public school sex abuse is leaps and bounds above the churches. That’s how my sibling defended themselves for becoming a catholic. I still hate catholicism because no servant of Jesus Christ covers up child rape and move the predator to other parishes. They serve powers. Relationship not religion.
How did a "career academy" become a 'sports powerhouse' to begin with?
I'll hazard a guess that because it's a smaller vocational school for black kids with admittance standards, it puts them into a lower tier high school sports category, like AA instead of AAA or higher with the big high schools. Thus they are competing against smaller Catholic or private schools in their league, but they have a pool of black sports players the private schools do not have to draw upon for talent.
That's what I'm guess from their wikipage and knowledge of HS sports.