Protecting Kids
Can a high school teacher be a convicted felon?
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Read More Answered By: Gregory Lee |
Re: Protecting Kids The Dept. of Education can license a person convicted of a crime within its discretion. The question is, or at least should be, whether the person's current ability to act "morally" is impaired. As DOE can be rather absolutist about this, if this teacher disclosed the crime, DOE determined that he or she is now "moral." |
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