If you suspect that your child is being sexually abused or experienced sexual misconduct at the hands of an educator, it is important to act quickly to protect not only your child but other children in that educator’s care.
Begin by alerting school officials so that administrators can take the appropriate action against an educator. You should also contact your local law enforcement and pursue criminal charges against the educator.
Finally, seeking legal representation from an experienced sexual assault lawyer can help you take legal action to defend your child’s rights. Teacher sexual assault can happen to any child, no matter their age, gender, or socioeconomic status. Reporting the assault and seeking legal guidance can help you hold the teacher accountable for his or her crimes.