Chicago Board of Education Inspector General: Hundreds of Chicago Teachers Groomed, R@ped Hundreds of Children in 2021-2022 Alone

Grooming is just a slur that transphobes invented.

The Chicago Board of Education's Office of Inspector General (OIG) annual report found hundreds of Chicago Public School (CPS) teachers were accused of adult-to-student sexual misconduct in the 2021-2022 school year.

The OIG's Sexual Allegations Unit (SAU) opened 447 cases investigating teachers for allegedly grooming, sexually assaulting, or raping CPS students last school year, following the 325 opened in 2021. Of the open cases, the SAU closed 600 over the past 12 months, according to the OIG annual report, reported ChicagoCityWire.

SAU investigated a Chicago high school substitute teacher for grooming several students for sex and engaging in sexual acts with at least one student on school property, the OIG found.

The CPS teacher allegedly talked to students about their sex lives in person and through social media, cell phones, and "other common grooming techniques," according to the OIG. The report stated the teacher gave the "student unnecessary passes to exclude her from class, and encouraging students to confide in him about personal problems."

How is this different than the "secret sexual rap sessions" that danger-haired non-binaries insist on having with children, instructing them to keep their sex seshes secret from their parents?

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SAU reported that the JROTC staff member and the student exchanged hundreds of text messages that "were overtly sexual, including 'I'm ready to f*** right now ... I'm not gonna be gentle either.'"

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The OIG added that of the over 1,700 cases of alleged sexual misconduct between CPS-affiliated adults and students, sixteen criminal charges have been filed.

More from Chicago City Wire:

Hundreds of Chicago Public Schools teachers sexually groomed, assaulted and raped CPS students last school year.

That's according to the report released this week by the CPS Office of the Inspector General (OIG), which said it received more than 600 "adult on student" misconduct allegations for the 2021-22 school year, substantiating more than half of them and initiating criminal charges in 16 cases.

They include a CPS teacher who "groomed and sexually assaulted" a 17- year-old student on three occasions. The student "said that she began to think of him as her friend and therapist" and that he "touched and groped the student while hugging her, touching her thighs and buttocks under the pretext of removing lint from her clothing."

This is what happens when you blur the lines.

And some people are very, very insistent that the lines should be as blurry as possible.

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Other sex incidents include:

-- An employee of a CPS vendor "asked a fourth-grade student why her lips were chapped, and then stated that the student's lips were chapped because she was 'sucking dick.'

--- CPS high school gym teacher who repeatedly exposed himself to one sophomore girl and connected with another 15 year old student on social media and "sent her photos and videos of himself masturbating and engaged in other sexual acts."

---A CPS substitute teacher who "asked a student to recruit another student for a 'threesome," told another student he loved her, repeatedly attempted to kiss a student and asked her "to make out with him," commented on a student's "hickey" and described himself to students as "well hung."

---A CPS elementary teacher who "sexually touched" a CPS student repeatedly over several years, when he was 11 to 14 years old. He also "purchased food and gifts for the student and members of his family," and "spent the night in the student's bedroom, having sex with the student."

--A CPS charter school administrator who "took a high school junior to a Broadway musical in downtown Chicago." During the performance, the administrator allegedly "touched the student's leg with his own" and then, while driving the student home "slid his hand down inside of the front of the student's pants and touched his genitals."

The administrator later took the student on trips to Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London, Ibiza and the Bahamas.

You can read the other cases. All of this starts with first casually blurring the line between adult and child, between formal and familiar, which is what the groomers all demand we do for them, preparing the sexual battlespace for them.

In a presentation to the CPS Board of Education in August, the CPS OIG reported that between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022, it opened investigations into 81 sexual touching cases, 35 cases of grooming, 33 cases of sexual abuse, 26 cases of sexual acts, 25 cases of in-person sexual comments, 14 sexual electronic communications, eight cases of "outcry about past (sexual) conduct and 243 cases it deemed "concerning: other."

"Concerning: other" cases "may involve leering, 'creepy' behavior or other potentially concerning behavior.

Like arranging drag queen shows for middle school students, maybe?

posted by Ace at 02:22 PM

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