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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Is this Hanging In Your Child's Classroom?
Are you cool with this hanging in your children's classroom?
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Friday, March 5, 2010
Education Freedom Rally
Via Doris Hohensee homeschooling freedom advocate and homeschooling parent for 20 years.
Cathy
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If you've ever complained about state control and regulation of education in New Hampshire, this is finally your opportunity to do something! Support the right of parents to instruct their children without state interference and you will improve the quality of education throughout the state.
Parents are holding a rally before the State House on March 10th at 8:30 am in support of HB 1580 and the right of parents to educate their children as they see fit. We will welcome our representatives as they walk the gauntlet towards the State House, reminding them of a previous rally in January against proposed increases in regulation of parents. Hopefully, our representatives will finally realize that our battle for educational freedom will continue. . . until our rights are recognized.
With the passage of HB 1580 every public school will be motivated to be more responsive to the concerns of parents -- lest those parents freely remove their children. Cooperation will replace the current adversarial attitude which has plagued home schooling parents for twenty years and bogged down the entire system. Supporting parents means supporting local control of education.
Parents are encouraged to bring their children and friends to rally for freedom! Dress warmly. Bring a sign or banner to instruct your representatives to support educational freedom as they approach the State House to vote on this important bill.
CACR 29, asking for recognition of parental rights, dovetails nicely with HB 1580, asking for recognition of parental rights with respect to education. Parents may want to support both bills. Both bills are scheduled to be voted upon during the same House session.
We're hoping to have a few speakers, including the sponsors of both bills. Afterwards, we can watch the House deliberate from the upstairs balcony of Representatives Hall.
These are our representatives. Be sure to let them know what parents want!
Cathy
Spelling and grammar errors as well as typos are left as an exercise for my readers.
If you've ever complained about state control and regulation of education in New Hampshire, this is finally your opportunity to do something! Support the right of parents to instruct their children without state interference and you will improve the quality of education throughout the state.
Parents are holding a rally before the State House on March 10th at 8:30 am in support of HB 1580 and the right of parents to educate their children as they see fit. We will welcome our representatives as they walk the gauntlet towards the State House, reminding them of a previous rally in January against proposed increases in regulation of parents. Hopefully, our representatives will finally realize that our battle for educational freedom will continue. . . until our rights are recognized.
With the passage of HB 1580 every public school will be motivated to be more responsive to the concerns of parents -- lest those parents freely remove their children. Cooperation will replace the current adversarial attitude which has plagued home schooling parents for twenty years and bogged down the entire system. Supporting parents means supporting local control of education.
Parents are encouraged to bring their children and friends to rally for freedom! Dress warmly. Bring a sign or banner to instruct your representatives to support educational freedom as they approach the State House to vote on this important bill.
CACR 29, asking for recognition of parental rights, dovetails nicely with HB 1580, asking for recognition of parental rights with respect to education. Parents may want to support both bills. Both bills are scheduled to be voted upon during the same House session.
We're hoping to have a few speakers, including the sponsors of both bills. Afterwards, we can watch the House deliberate from the upstairs balcony of Representatives Hall.
These are our representatives. Be sure to let them know what parents want!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Rouge Homeschoolers Blocking Freedom for All
Over the past twenty years several people have hindered homeschooling freedom in New Hampshire. I am not sure if it is because of arrogance, ignorance or their own little power trips.
Chris Hamilton and Mary Faiella are actively working against homeschooling freedom and are not supporting HB 1580 which would give homeschoolers the freedoms that is enjoyed by homeschoolers in 24 states across the United States.
If you are moving to New Hampshire there is a chance you will lose the freedoms which you experience in other states.
Chris Hamilton is a member of the HEC and appears to be more interested in aiding the HEC and the DOE in blocking homeschooling freedom than pursuing homeschooling freedom. Mary Faiella is a part of Chenh.org this group has not come out in full support of HB 1580. Chenh has posted to ask members to support HB 1580 but at this point I am unaware of them sending out notices to encourage its members to attend meetings and support passage of 1580.
The HSLDA is also not putting their full support behind this Bill.
Doris Hohensee is the only true homeschooling advocate of freedom for homeschoolers in New Hampshire. She posted the following pieces on the Legalize Homeschooling Group.
Cathy
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Rep. Kim Shaw voted to ITL our bill during the final executive session over last minute concerns that DCYF would be the agency investigating any problems under the HB 1580 proposal. DCYF is not a problem in any of the other 24 states which allow complete homeschooling freedom, why should it be a problem in NH? It would seem that Rep. Shaw had been listening to the same misinformation that Chris Hamilton has been promoting.
And during the sub-committee session, as you may recall, Rep. Shaw had been listening to the same misinformation that Mary Faiella was promoting that the "purpose statement" of RSA 193-A was essentially the same as the Constitutional language in HB 1580.
This reminds me of how strongly I felt back in 1990 that it's a complete misnomer to classify those supporting state oversight of home instruction under RSA 193-A and those fighting for the liberty "to determine and direct the education of their children" as being similar in any way. We are most certainly not the same, and the NHHC and its representatives on the HEAC most certainly DO NOT REPRESENT the interests of liberty. For once again, the interests of liberty are being undermined nominally from within our own ranks.
Below is my note to Rep. Shaw....
Doris
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Our bill, HB 1580 doesn't eliminate RSA 193-A, the home education law. So anyone worried about accountability could continue under the existing law.
But more importantly, home education is completely non-regulated in 24 states (see the list below). By population, that's more than half the home schoolers in this country have no oversight or regulation on their home programs. They haven't had any problems in these states. If they did, we would have heard because home schoolers are now interconnected via the internet. There are state groups and national groups that discuss these legal issues. Information exchange between states is very rapid.
The reason why there is no problem is because the initiation of any investigation for abuse or neglect requires probable cause to believe that a parent is neglecting or abusing their child.
The state needs probable cause to initiate an investigation to determine if there's sufficient evidence to prosecute the parent. After obtaining this information, the state must prosecute the parent in accordance with all Constitutional provisions for due process and a fair trial, during which the parent is considered innocent until proven guilty.
Some parents in other states maintain portfolios or obtain test results on evaluations as a precaution. If needed, this evidence will disprove any spurious allegations of educational neglect. But the parent need not submit this information until or unless charges are actually filed. Clearly, it would be very difficult for the state to prosecute random home schooling parents without cause.
Parents have these same "due process" rights under DCYF proceedings, unlike the current home education law where parents have no "due process" and are presumed guilty, required to submit evidence against themselves, etc. This is the problem: the total lack of "due process" under RSA 193-A despite the superficial inclusion of "grievance conferences," etc. That's too little too late, well after the parent's "due process" rights are trampled.
No person, including children, may be searched or seized without probable cause. All persons have the right not to incriminate themselves. All laws adopted to regulate education must be consistent and respectful of the equal protection provisions of the Constitution. The purpose of "due process" is to hold the government subservient to the law of the land, protecting individual persons from the state.
I'm very sorry to hear that you received this misinformation. I hope I've explained it clearly enough as it can be confusing even to myself on occasion. If there are any other concerns that would cause you to be unable to support HB 1580, please let me know.
There have been 15 bills brought before this legislature over last 20 years to either increase or decrease regulations on home schooling families. 15 bills in 20 years! Clearly, this issue is not settled in the hearts and minds of very many people.
Chris Hamilton and Mary Faiella are actively working against homeschooling freedom and are not supporting HB 1580 which would give homeschoolers the freedoms that is enjoyed by homeschoolers in 24 states across the United States.
If you are moving to New Hampshire there is a chance you will lose the freedoms which you experience in other states.
Chris Hamilton is a member of the HEC and appears to be more interested in aiding the HEC and the DOE in blocking homeschooling freedom than pursuing homeschooling freedom. Mary Faiella is a part of Chenh.org this group has not come out in full support of HB 1580. Chenh has posted to ask members to support HB 1580 but at this point I am unaware of them sending out notices to encourage its members to attend meetings and support passage of 1580.
The HSLDA is also not putting their full support behind this Bill.
Doris Hohensee is the only true homeschooling advocate of freedom for homeschoolers in New Hampshire. She posted the following pieces on the Legalize Homeschooling Group.
Cathy
Spelling and grammar errors as well as typos are left as an exercise for my readers.
Rep. Kim Shaw voted to ITL our bill during the final executive session over last minute concerns that DCYF would be the agency investigating any problems under the HB 1580 proposal. DCYF is not a problem in any of the other 24 states which allow complete homeschooling freedom, why should it be a problem in NH? It would seem that Rep. Shaw had been listening to the same misinformation that Chris Hamilton has been promoting.
And during the sub-committee session, as you may recall, Rep. Shaw had been listening to the same misinformation that Mary Faiella was promoting that the "purpose statement" of RSA 193-A was essentially the same as the Constitutional language in HB 1580.
This reminds me of how strongly I felt back in 1990 that it's a complete misnomer to classify those supporting state oversight of home instruction under RSA 193-A and those fighting for the liberty "to determine and direct the education of their children" as being similar in any way. We are most certainly not the same, and the NHHC and its representatives on the HEAC most certainly DO NOT REPRESENT the interests of liberty. For once again, the interests of liberty are being undermined nominally from within our own ranks.
Below is my note to Rep. Shaw....
Doris
-------
Our bill, HB 1580 doesn't eliminate RSA 193-A, the home education law. So anyone worried about accountability could continue under the existing law.
But more importantly, home education is completely non-regulated in 24 states (see the list below). By population, that's more than half the home schoolers in this country have no oversight or regulation on their home programs. They haven't had any problems in these states. If they did, we would have heard because home schoolers are now interconnected via the internet. There are state groups and national groups that discuss these legal issues. Information exchange between states is very rapid.
The reason why there is no problem is because the initiation of any investigation for abuse or neglect requires probable cause to believe that a parent is neglecting or abusing their child.
The state needs probable cause to initiate an investigation to determine if there's sufficient evidence to prosecute the parent. After obtaining this information, the state must prosecute the parent in accordance with all Constitutional provisions for due process and a fair trial, during which the parent is considered innocent until proven guilty.
Some parents in other states maintain portfolios or obtain test results on evaluations as a precaution. If needed, this evidence will disprove any spurious allegations of educational neglect. But the parent need not submit this information until or unless charges are actually filed. Clearly, it would be very difficult for the state to prosecute random home schooling parents without cause.
Parents have these same "due process" rights under DCYF proceedings, unlike the current home education law where parents have no "due process" and are presumed guilty, required to submit evidence against themselves, etc. This is the problem: the total lack of "due process" under RSA 193-A despite the superficial inclusion of "grievance conferences," etc. That's too little too late, well after the parent's "due process" rights are trampled.
No person, including children, may be searched or seized without probable cause. All persons have the right not to incriminate themselves. All laws adopted to regulate education must be consistent and respectful of the equal protection provisions of the Constitution. The purpose of "due process" is to hold the government subservient to the law of the land, protecting individual persons from the state.
I'm very sorry to hear that you received this misinformation. I hope I've explained it clearly enough as it can be confusing even to myself on occasion. If there are any other concerns that would cause you to be unable to support HB 1580, please let me know.
There have been 15 bills brought before this legislature over last 20 years to either increase or decrease regulations on home schooling families. 15 bills in 20 years! Clearly, this issue is not settled in the hearts and minds of very many people.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Taxpayer Funded Socialist Indoctrination Centers - Socialist Worker
Too many teachers are socialists! Don't agree? Read the story below! The following piece appears on the Socialistworker.org.
Cathy
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Answering the attack on teachers
March 3, 2010
It's open season on the teachers' unions--and President Barack Obama has joined the hunt.
"If a school continues to fail its students year after year after year, if it doesn't show signs of improvement, then there's got to be a sense of accountability," Obama said in praise of the recent decision to fire all teachers at Central Falls High School in Rhode Island.
But while Obama's open endorsement of an effort to bust a teachers' union may seem shocking, his administration has been hammering teachers since he took office. Obama's $4.3 billion Race to the Top (RTTP) initiative doles out grants to states that have laws attacking teacher seniority rights and that tie teachers' pay to student test scores.
With the recession drying up normal funding channels for schools, states are rushing to pass union-bashing laws to get a shot at the federal money--even as they impose layoffs and cutbacks to close huge budget deficits.
The two big teachers' unions--the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA)--have so far failed to mount resistance to these attacks. But in teachers' union locals across the U.S., rank-and-file activists and union reformers have been trying to organize a fightback. In California, grassroots pressure led both the California Federation of Teachers and California Teachers Association to back the March 4 Day of Action to defend public education in that state.
Here, teachers across the U.S. talk about the battles they face and their efforts to resist the onslaught on their unions. Participants in the roundtable are Megan Behrent and Brian Jones from the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) in New York City; Laura Taylor from the Houston Federation of Teachers (HFT); Gillian Russom of United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA); Adrienne Johnstone of United Educators of San Francisco (UESF); and Nate Goldbaum from the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU).
Read the rest of the story on the Socialistworker.org website.
Cathy
Spelling and grammar errors as well as typos are left as an exercise for my readers.
Answering the attack on teachers
March 3, 2010
It's open season on the teachers' unions--and President Barack Obama has joined the hunt.
"If a school continues to fail its students year after year after year, if it doesn't show signs of improvement, then there's got to be a sense of accountability," Obama said in praise of the recent decision to fire all teachers at Central Falls High School in Rhode Island.
But while Obama's open endorsement of an effort to bust a teachers' union may seem shocking, his administration has been hammering teachers since he took office. Obama's $4.3 billion Race to the Top (RTTP) initiative doles out grants to states that have laws attacking teacher seniority rights and that tie teachers' pay to student test scores.
With the recession drying up normal funding channels for schools, states are rushing to pass union-bashing laws to get a shot at the federal money--even as they impose layoffs and cutbacks to close huge budget deficits.
The two big teachers' unions--the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA)--have so far failed to mount resistance to these attacks. But in teachers' union locals across the U.S., rank-and-file activists and union reformers have been trying to organize a fightback. In California, grassroots pressure led both the California Federation of Teachers and California Teachers Association to back the March 4 Day of Action to defend public education in that state.
Here, teachers across the U.S. talk about the battles they face and their efforts to resist the onslaught on their unions. Participants in the roundtable are Megan Behrent and Brian Jones from the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) in New York City; Laura Taylor from the Houston Federation of Teachers (HFT); Gillian Russom of United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA); Adrienne Johnstone of United Educators of San Francisco (UESF); and Nate Goldbaum from the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU).
Read the rest of the story on the Socialistworker.org website.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Please Support HB 1580
I sent the following letter to Representative Casey asking for Support for HB 1580. She did not respond and she did not support HB 1580.
Dear Honorable Representative Casey,
The need for passage of HB 1580 with number 9 intact is not only an inalienable right but a civil right that must be upheld for homeschooling families. It is a right that must be guaranteed just as is the right to vote for women and the right to bear arms. Twenty-five states across the country do not interfere with parents' rights to educate their children as they see fit. New Hampshire already has some of the strictest laws in the nation.
Study after study shows that homeschoolers outperform their private and public schools peers. Some universities and colleges actively seek out homeschoolers because of their excellent base of knowledge and skills. But I am sure you are well aware of this because I am absolutely positive you have researched this area.
In 2008 Education Commissioner Lyonel Tracy stated: "We need to dig deep and find out what's happening here," when talking about the poor test scores of our 11th grade public school educated students. 45% of these students tested "substantially below proficient." This was on the math portion of the NECAP tests.
AYP reports from the NH Dept of ED in 2008 showed that 62% of public schools failed to make adequate yearly progress and 40% of schools are in need of improvement.
According to the 2009 NECAP test results, 31%, 20%, and 78% of 11th grade Newport students scored in the "proficient" level in writing, mathematics, and reading respectively. Do the math and you will see the numbers of those failing. My children deserve better than to be graded by our school system that is failing to educate its own students.
Yes Representative Casey tens of thousands students are falling through the cracks and this is why many of us homeschool. Do you want to help children falling through the cracks? Work on legislation to improve public schools. I pay for them I would like to use them but I do not want to send my children into a system where 62% of public schools fail to meet adequately yearly progress. As a parent, why would I send my child to a school when they have more of a chance at failure than they do success?
I see plenty of evidence of failures in public schools but I do not see any evidence of failure among homeschoolers in New Hampshire. Show me the evidence and the cases where homeschoolers are falling through the cracks. To remove section 9 of HB 1580 and deny homeschooling parents their rights to educate their children as the see fit is unconscionable. Why should my child be denied her right to the best education possible, education provided in my home?
Why enact laws to catch 5 or 10 homeschoolers falling through the cracks when you have thousands of students failing through the cracks in public schools? If you are concerned about child safety the police will catch those people. No one law will allow no one person to fall through the cracks.
Perhaps you think that falling through the cracks is the possible abuse in homes. Show me the research and the history of that because I can show you plenty of sexual misconduct occurring every day in public schools.
"One report mandated by Congress estimated that as many as 4.5 million students, out of roughly 50 million in American schools, are subject to sexual misconduct by an employee of a school sometime between kindergarten and 12th grade. That figure includes verbal harassment that’s sexual in nature."
"Survey finds 2,500 incidents over 5 years, across all types of districts"
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21392345/ns/us_news-education/
Let us talk about crime in general.
85% of public schools in 2007-08 that reported one or more incidents of crime at school.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics and Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2009"
Below my letter I have listed the teachers convicted of sex crimes in New Hampshire I have listed the teachers arrested in the past week for sexual misconduct or misconduct of one form or another.
I want a choice to educate my child in a system that is not failing, in a place where she is not exposed to possible sexual misconduct and a place where she does not encounter crime. How can you look at this and deny me my family our right to protect our children the best we can.
Please focus your energies on correcting the problems in our public schools, the continued attacks in light of these failures looks like some legislators have a vendetta against a minority group and that group is homeschoolers.
Please do not take away our inalienable rights, our civil rights and support HB 1580 as introduced.
Thank you for your full consideration,
Cathy Peschke
Croydon, NH 03773
JENNIFER SIMARD
09-27-08
Jennifer Simard, 24, an on-call substitute teacher’s aide in the Goffstown School District, in Goffstown, New Hampshire has been indicted by a Hillsborough County grand jury, arrested and jailed on two counts of prohibited use of computer services.
It is alleged that Simard had sexually explicit online conversations with a boy who is younger than 16-years-old during the months of August and September. The grand jury indictment also alleges that Simard discussed with the boy how he could keep his parents from finding out about them.
Reportedly Hillsborough County Attorney Marguerite Wageling yesterday dropped four similar counts filed against Simard after researching state law.
A school spokesperson said Simard had been told before the academic year started that her services were no longer needed and she was not allowed on school property.
Bail Set For Former Aide Accused Of Having Relationship With Boy (09/29/08)
Police: Ex-teacher’s aide, boy talked sex (09/27/08)
NH teacher’s aide accused of trying to seduce teen (09/27/08)
NH teacher’s aide accused of trying to seduce teen (09/27/08)
GREG INGALLS
03-08-08
A former Spaulding High School teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student more than 20 years pleaded guilty Friday to a sexual assault charge shortly before his trial was scheduled to begin. Greg Ingalls, 57, of 4 Park Lane, a former Spaulding math teacher and longtime Barrington School Board member, was charged in April 2007 on a Class B felony of sexually assaulting a teenager in property he owned in Raymond in the mid-1980s.
On Friday, Rockingham County Superior Court Judge John Lewis sentenced Ingalls to 12 months in the Rockingham County House of Corrections to begin immediately, according to a clerk court. Police have said the assault occurred between 1984 and 1985 when Ingalls drove a 14-year-old Rochester boy — a Spaulding High School student — to his Raymond apartment, located in a Main Street building. In May Ingalls resigned in from his post on the Barrington School Board and in late June the Rochester School Board accepted his retirement resignation.
Former Spaulding teacher pleads guilty to sex assault (3/08/08)
Former Spaulding High teacher, Barrington School Board member waives arraignment in sex case(8/02/07)
Former teacher indicted in high school student sex assault (7/21/07)
Former teacher indicted in high school student sex assault (7/21/07)
Rochester Teacher Charged With Decades-Old Student Sex Allegation (4/22/07)
Spaulding teacher identified after sex assault arrest (4/22/07)
KEVIN GODDU
07-13-07
A former high school teacher accused of raping a student in Hudson is claiming in court papers that he was involved in a “romantic” sexual relationship with the 16-year-old girl.
Kevin Goddu, 45, of Chelmsford, Mass., is facing 14 counts of felonious aggravated sexual assault for allegedly raping a former student at a home on Sullivan Road in Hudson earlier this year.
According to court records, Goddu, then a teacher at Timberlane Regional High School, allegedly pinned the 16-year-old Plaistow girl down on a bed and raped her the afternoon of Feb. 27.
But Goddu’s attorney, in court papers filed in Nashua Superior Court, claims the girl consented to sex with his client, and “several witnesses” are prepared to testify that their relationship was “romantic.”
NH teacher charged with raping student avoids jail (07/25/08)
Teacher who had sex with student avoids jail (07/25/08)
Ex-Timberlane teacher sentenced in teen sex case (07/25/08)
Teacher claiming romance with teen (7/13/07)
Teacher remains free on bail
Chelmsford man indicted; accused of raping teen
Former teacher indicted; accused of raping teen
Former teacher pleads not guilty to raping teen
SEVERINE WAMALA
11-20-07
A former Lowell (Mass.) High School math teacher and chess coach was sentenced Monday to 20-40 years in prison for repeatedly raping a young girl.
Speaking before he was sentenced, Severine Wamala, 46, formerly of 6 Danforth Road, Apt. 22, attacked the girl one last time, saying she had always been a difficult child and was prone to lying. He also said he loves and forgives her.
Judge Robert Lynn has prohibited Wamala from having any further contact with the girl as a condition of his sentence. Wamala had been jailed since his arrest last year and was convicted after a trial in September in Hillsborough County Superior Court. He plans to appeal his conviction on 11 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, his lawyer, public defender Anthony Sculimbrene said.
Prosecutors had charged Wamala with raping two other young women as well, but those charges were dismissed after both women recanted, and testified police had pressured them into making false allegations against him.
Wamala sentenced for repeated sexual assaults on girl (11/20/07)
Ex-teacher convicted in rape case (9/15/07)
Former Mass. high school teacher convicted of sexual assault charges (9/14/07)
Witness affirms rape testimony (9/13/07)
Math teacher’s rape trial opens (9/06/07)
Teacher Charged With Rape (9/13/06)
KENNETH LANG
10-30-07
A former Kingston elementary school music teacher was sent to prison yesterday after admitting to molesting a boy for three years during the 1980s.
Kenneth Lang, 60, of Amesbury, Mass., and Newton, N.H., will spend the next 7 1/2 to 15 years in state prison for abusing the boy, now 36, who reported the abuse to police just last year. Lang pleaded guilty to eight felonies yesterday as part of a plea deal.
He is scheduled for trial in Essex County (Mass.) Superior Court late next month for a similar pattern of assaults — with the same victim — that occurred in Haverhill, Mass. Lang's victim said yesterday he finally disclosed the years of abuse in 2006 because he learned that Lang was teaching music at D.J. Bakie Elementary School in Kingston, where he worked for 13 years.
Former music teacher pleads to sex assault (10/30/07)
Teacher indicted on 13 counts of sexual assault (8/03/07)
Former elementary school teacher faces sex charges (5/18/07)
Court papers say teacher raped boy, 7 (10/13/06)
Kingston teacher charged with child rape (9/15/06) (Via Google Archives)
Elementary School Music Teacher Arrested On Rape Charge (9/14/06)
KELLY JOHNSTON
10-04-07
A former teacher serving time in New Hampshire for molesting one of his students now faces similar charges in Vermont.
39-year-old Kelly Johnston of Colebrook pleaded guilty Monday to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in New Hampshire. He was sentenced to serve three years in jail.
Today Vermont State Police charged him with two counts of lewd and lascivious conduct on the same child. Police say Johnston molested the girl as he gave her rides home to Essex County from the Stratford Public School.
Teacher Faces More Child Sex Charges (10/04/07)
Teacher Accused Of Lewd And Lascivious Conduct With Student (10/04/07)
Court Hearing Waived In Teacher Sexual Assault Case (2/27/07)
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Man trespasses into Kharar house, tries to rape teacher;arrested
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Becton teacher out on bail following sexual contact charges
NorthJersey.com
BY KELLY NICHOLAIDES A Becton Regional High School math teacher arrested on
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School district fires teacher accused in sex case
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By Paul Waldschmidt, Staff Writer A teacher arrested and charged in
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Substitute teacher charged with felonies against child
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By Marla Dalrymple A substitute teacher at Macon Middle School was arrested
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Teacher Formed Elementary School Fight Club
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Newton Police: Student arrested after forcing his way into school office
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Waterloo teacher arrested on sex charges
Chicago Tribune
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Teacher Arrested at School
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Texas Teacher Arrested On Drug Trafficking Charges
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Georgetown teacher charged with DUI
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Former day care teacher charged in sexual abuse
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Update: Camden coach charged with sex crime
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Teacher charged with sex assault of 12-year-old
Washington Post
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New York Daily News
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Newton student charged with teacher assault
Daily News Tribune
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NJ Teacher Arrested After "Sexting" With Student
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Lisa Guttilla: Another Naughty James Madison High School Teacher
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Cathy
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Dear Honorable Representative Casey,
The need for passage of HB 1580 with number 9 intact is not only an inalienable right but a civil right that must be upheld for homeschooling families. It is a right that must be guaranteed just as is the right to vote for women and the right to bear arms. Twenty-five states across the country do not interfere with parents' rights to educate their children as they see fit. New Hampshire already has some of the strictest laws in the nation.
Study after study shows that homeschoolers outperform their private and public schools peers. Some universities and colleges actively seek out homeschoolers because of their excellent base of knowledge and skills. But I am sure you are well aware of this because I am absolutely positive you have researched this area.
In 2008 Education Commissioner Lyonel Tracy stated: "We need to dig deep and find out what's happening here," when talking about the poor test scores of our 11th grade public school educated students. 45% of these students tested "substantially below proficient." This was on the math portion of the NECAP tests.
AYP reports from the NH Dept of ED in 2008 showed that 62% of public schools failed to make adequate yearly progress and 40% of schools are in need of improvement.
According to the 2009 NECAP test results, 31%, 20%, and 78% of 11th grade Newport students scored in the "proficient" level in writing, mathematics, and reading respectively. Do the math and you will see the numbers of those failing. My children deserve better than to be graded by our school system that is failing to educate its own students.
Yes Representative Casey tens of thousands students are falling through the cracks and this is why many of us homeschool. Do you want to help children falling through the cracks? Work on legislation to improve public schools. I pay for them I would like to use them but I do not want to send my children into a system where 62% of public schools fail to meet adequately yearly progress. As a parent, why would I send my child to a school when they have more of a chance at failure than they do success?
I see plenty of evidence of failures in public schools but I do not see any evidence of failure among homeschoolers in New Hampshire. Show me the evidence and the cases where homeschoolers are falling through the cracks. To remove section 9 of HB 1580 and deny homeschooling parents their rights to educate their children as the see fit is unconscionable. Why should my child be denied her right to the best education possible, education provided in my home?
Why enact laws to catch 5 or 10 homeschoolers falling through the cracks when you have thousands of students failing through the cracks in public schools? If you are concerned about child safety the police will catch those people. No one law will allow no one person to fall through the cracks.
Perhaps you think that falling through the cracks is the possible abuse in homes. Show me the research and the history of that because I can show you plenty of sexual misconduct occurring every day in public schools.
"One report mandated by Congress estimated that as many as 4.5 million students, out of roughly 50 million in American schools, are subject to sexual misconduct by an employee of a school sometime between kindergarten and 12th grade. That figure includes verbal harassment that’s sexual in nature."
"Survey finds 2,500 incidents over 5 years, across all types of districts"
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21392345/ns/us_news-education/
Let us talk about crime in general.
85% of public schools in 2007-08 that reported one or more incidents of crime at school.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics and Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2009"
Below my letter I have listed the teachers convicted of sex crimes in New Hampshire I have listed the teachers arrested in the past week for sexual misconduct or misconduct of one form or another.
I want a choice to educate my child in a system that is not failing, in a place where she is not exposed to possible sexual misconduct and a place where she does not encounter crime. How can you look at this and deny me my family our right to protect our children the best we can.
Please focus your energies on correcting the problems in our public schools, the continued attacks in light of these failures looks like some legislators have a vendetta against a minority group and that group is homeschoolers.
Please do not take away our inalienable rights, our civil rights and support HB 1580 as introduced.
Thank you for your full consideration,
Cathy Peschke
Croydon, NH 03773
JENNIFER SIMARD
09-27-08
Jennifer Simard, 24, an on-call substitute teacher’s aide in the Goffstown School District, in Goffstown, New Hampshire has been indicted by a Hillsborough County grand jury, arrested and jailed on two counts of prohibited use of computer services.
It is alleged that Simard had sexually explicit online conversations with a boy who is younger than 16-years-old during the months of August and September. The grand jury indictment also alleges that Simard discussed with the boy how he could keep his parents from finding out about them.
Reportedly Hillsborough County Attorney Marguerite Wageling yesterday dropped four similar counts filed against Simard after researching state law.
A school spokesperson said Simard had been told before the academic year started that her services were no longer needed and she was not allowed on school property.
Bail Set For Former Aide Accused Of Having Relationship With Boy (09/29/08)
Police: Ex-teacher’s aide, boy talked sex (09/27/08)
NH teacher’s aide accused of trying to seduce teen (09/27/08)
NH teacher’s aide accused of trying to seduce teen (09/27/08)
GREG INGALLS
03-08-08
A former Spaulding High School teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student more than 20 years pleaded guilty Friday to a sexual assault charge shortly before his trial was scheduled to begin. Greg Ingalls, 57, of 4 Park Lane, a former Spaulding math teacher and longtime Barrington School Board member, was charged in April 2007 on a Class B felony of sexually assaulting a teenager in property he owned in Raymond in the mid-1980s.
On Friday, Rockingham County Superior Court Judge John Lewis sentenced Ingalls to 12 months in the Rockingham County House of Corrections to begin immediately, according to a clerk court. Police have said the assault occurred between 1984 and 1985 when Ingalls drove a 14-year-old Rochester boy — a Spaulding High School student — to his Raymond apartment, located in a Main Street building. In May Ingalls resigned in from his post on the Barrington School Board and in late June the Rochester School Board accepted his retirement resignation.
Former Spaulding teacher pleads guilty to sex assault (3/08/08)
Former Spaulding High teacher, Barrington School Board member waives arraignment in sex case(8/02/07)
Former teacher indicted in high school student sex assault (7/21/07)
Former teacher indicted in high school student sex assault (7/21/07)
Rochester Teacher Charged With Decades-Old Student Sex Allegation (4/22/07)
Spaulding teacher identified after sex assault arrest (4/22/07)
KEVIN GODDU
07-13-07
A former high school teacher accused of raping a student in Hudson is claiming in court papers that he was involved in a “romantic” sexual relationship with the 16-year-old girl.
Kevin Goddu, 45, of Chelmsford, Mass., is facing 14 counts of felonious aggravated sexual assault for allegedly raping a former student at a home on Sullivan Road in Hudson earlier this year.
According to court records, Goddu, then a teacher at Timberlane Regional High School, allegedly pinned the 16-year-old Plaistow girl down on a bed and raped her the afternoon of Feb. 27.
But Goddu’s attorney, in court papers filed in Nashua Superior Court, claims the girl consented to sex with his client, and “several witnesses” are prepared to testify that their relationship was “romantic.”
NH teacher charged with raping student avoids jail (07/25/08)
Teacher who had sex with student avoids jail (07/25/08)
Ex-Timberlane teacher sentenced in teen sex case (07/25/08)
Teacher claiming romance with teen (7/13/07)
Teacher remains free on bail
Chelmsford man indicted; accused of raping teen
Former teacher indicted; accused of raping teen
Former teacher pleads not guilty to raping teen
SEVERINE WAMALA
11-20-07
A former Lowell (Mass.) High School math teacher and chess coach was sentenced Monday to 20-40 years in prison for repeatedly raping a young girl.
Speaking before he was sentenced, Severine Wamala, 46, formerly of 6 Danforth Road, Apt. 22, attacked the girl one last time, saying she had always been a difficult child and was prone to lying. He also said he loves and forgives her.
Judge Robert Lynn has prohibited Wamala from having any further contact with the girl as a condition of his sentence. Wamala had been jailed since his arrest last year and was convicted after a trial in September in Hillsborough County Superior Court. He plans to appeal his conviction on 11 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, his lawyer, public defender Anthony Sculimbrene said.
Prosecutors had charged Wamala with raping two other young women as well, but those charges were dismissed after both women recanted, and testified police had pressured them into making false allegations against him.
Wamala sentenced for repeated sexual assaults on girl (11/20/07)
Ex-teacher convicted in rape case (9/15/07)
Former Mass. high school teacher convicted of sexual assault charges (9/14/07)
Witness affirms rape testimony (9/13/07)
Math teacher’s rape trial opens (9/06/07)
Teacher Charged With Rape (9/13/06)
KENNETH LANG
10-30-07
A former Kingston elementary school music teacher was sent to prison yesterday after admitting to molesting a boy for three years during the 1980s.
Kenneth Lang, 60, of Amesbury, Mass., and Newton, N.H., will spend the next 7 1/2 to 15 years in state prison for abusing the boy, now 36, who reported the abuse to police just last year. Lang pleaded guilty to eight felonies yesterday as part of a plea deal.
He is scheduled for trial in Essex County (Mass.) Superior Court late next month for a similar pattern of assaults — with the same victim — that occurred in Haverhill, Mass. Lang's victim said yesterday he finally disclosed the years of abuse in 2006 because he learned that Lang was teaching music at D.J. Bakie Elementary School in Kingston, where he worked for 13 years.
Former music teacher pleads to sex assault (10/30/07)
Teacher indicted on 13 counts of sexual assault (8/03/07)
Former elementary school teacher faces sex charges (5/18/07)
Court papers say teacher raped boy, 7 (10/13/06)
Kingston teacher charged with child rape (9/15/06) (Via Google Archives)
Elementary School Music Teacher Arrested On Rape Charge (9/14/06)
KELLY JOHNSTON
10-04-07
A former teacher serving time in New Hampshire for molesting one of his students now faces similar charges in Vermont.
39-year-old Kelly Johnston of Colebrook pleaded guilty Monday to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in New Hampshire. He was sentenced to serve three years in jail.
Today Vermont State Police charged him with two counts of lewd and lascivious conduct on the same child. Police say Johnston molested the girl as he gave her rides home to Essex County from the Stratford Public School.
Teacher Faces More Child Sex Charges (10/04/07)
Teacher Accused Of Lewd And Lascivious Conduct With Student (10/04/07)
Court Hearing Waived In Teacher Sexual Assault Case (2/27/07)
Milwaukie High teacher arrested, charged with sexual abuse
Oregon City News
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By Kelli Wynn, Staff Writer Updated 10:11 PM Thursday, February 4, 2010
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Substitute teacher arrested for sexual assault
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US Marshals arrest former teacher on child sex charges
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Olympic teacher facing sex charges
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Ellsworth teacher arrested on sex charges
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Pinelands math teacher arrested for child luring
Asbury Park Press
By PAULA SCULLY • Staff Writer • February 4, 2010 LITTLE EGG HARBOR —
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Wailuku Elementary School Teacher Arrested for Drug Charges
KHON2
1st grade teacher Cheryl Bisera was arrested after police found ice in her
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or ...
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Man trespasses into Kharar house, tries to rape teacher;arrested
Indian Express
KHARAR: A Chandigarh resident tried to rape a young teacher after
trespassing into her house when she was alone in Kharar. However,
thevictim, in her early ...
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Becton teacher out on bail following sexual contact charges
NorthJersey.com
BY KELLY NICHOLAIDES A Becton Regional High School math teacher arrested on
Saturday, Jan. 30, for exchanging sexual text messages and images with a
student ...
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School district fires teacher accused in sex case
Sand Springs Leader
By Paul Waldschmidt, Staff Writer A teacher arrested and charged in
December with sexual misconduct with a young girl has been officially
dismissed by the ...
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Substitute teacher charged with felonies against child
Macon County News
By Marla Dalrymple A substitute teacher at Macon Middle School was arrested
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Teacher Formed Elementary School Fight Club
Asylum (blog)
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behind ...
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Newton Police: Student arrested after forcing his way into school office
The Patriot Ledger
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the ...
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Waterloo teacher arrested on sex charges
Chicago Tribune
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Teacher Arrested at School
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Pinelands Regional High School teacher arrested on child endangerment and ...
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Texas Teacher Arrested On Drug Trafficking Charges
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Georgetown teacher charged with DUI
Myrtle Beach Sun News
By Tonya Root - troot@thesunnews.com Georgetown High School's athletic
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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Former day care teacher charged in sexual abuse
Rutland Herald
By Brent Curtis STAFF WRITER - Published: February 3, 2010 A Wallingford
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Update: Camden coach charged with sex crime
The State
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Jenkins County teacher is 'arrested'
Millen News
... that she was the 2009-2010 STAR student she knew just who she would
select as her STAR teacher, Marsha Madray, who had taught her Senior
Anatomy. ...
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Teacher charged with sex assault of 12-year-old
Washington Post
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School has been arrested after allegedly sexually assaulting a student, ...
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New York Daily News
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Newton student charged with teacher assault
Daily News Tribune
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Nederland preschool's license revoked after teacher's arrest
Daily Camera
According to court documents, Executive Director Marnie Copeland was
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KJCT8.com
Eddy was also a substitute teacher in District 51 for the last two years.
The trial is taking place at the Mesa County Justice Center and is expected
to ...
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NJ Teacher Arrested After "Sexting" With Student
New York's PIX11 / WPIX-TV
BY JEREMY TANNER wpix.com EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ (WPIX) - A former Northern
New Jersey high school teacher has been arrested after allegedly exchanging
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Lisa Guttilla: Another Naughty James Madison High School Teacher
Right Juris
Lisa Guttilla was arrested on Friday, January 22, 2010 for allegedly
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girl's ...
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Cathy
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Monday, March 1, 2010
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