Thanks for the comment. I do understand that there's an interest in keeping aspects of an investigation private. I have a harder time understanding why the DOE cannot say whether or not the educational assistant, whose name I don't know, was exonerated, or even when the investigation was concluded, much less general questions about their process. Educators, including those who are falsely accused, certainly have a privacy interest, but one could argue that the public has an interest in assuring that such investigations are thorough and fair.