by Jeff Davis

Ever heard of the list of registered sex offenders? Well, now we’ve got a new list to worry about, the list of “problem teachers.” 25 percent of these bad teachers made the list because of sexual misconduct. The Problem Teacher List includes criminal, predatory and other unprofessional behavior.

Breitbart reports: “A confidential, nationwide list of 24,500 teachers who have been punished for a wide array of offenses was made available to the public by a Florida newspaper. The Sarasota Herald-Tribune created a searchable database of the teachers’ names after waiting for years to gain access to the list. The paper began seeking the material as part of its earlier reporting on teacher sexual misconduct in Florida. It obtained the list from the Florida Department of Education. The list, gathered and maintained by the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification, does not provide any information on why any of the teachers were disciplined. Sexual misconduct, financial misconduct, criminal convictions and other misbehavior all can bring disciplinary actions against teacher licenses.”

Breitbart notes “(An) investigation earlier this year sought five years of state disciplinary actions against teachers and the reasons behind them. In the years the AP studied, 2001 to 2005, roughly one-quarter of all disciplinary actions against teachers involved sexual misconduct. The AP’s seven-month investigation found 2,570 educators whose teaching credentials were revoked, denied, surrendered or sanctioned following allegations of sexual misconduct.”

At what point in their teacher college training was it explained to these people that a good teacher doesn’t engage in sex with their much younger and vulnerable students? And why is it necessary to make this point anyway? Why is this subject even a matter of public discussion at all? I am old enough to remember a time when we didn’t have these problems. Especially not female teachers seducing teenaged boys, including at least one grotesque case of seducing some poor kid and getting him to knock off the teacher’s husband. (Remember Pamela Smart in New Hampshire.)

Why would some attractive blonde teacher suddenly decide to have sex with a 14 year old boy often at the risk of destroying a marriage? While many men and radio talk show hosts focus on the hot blonde teacher issue (and wonder why they didn’t have these around when they went to school), there is a more serious problem of Gay pedophiles and male predators. Just turn on MSNBC and there’s a new “Dateline Predator” episode with a new collection of grown men hoping to have sex with a 13 year old girl. If MSNBC can find a new collection of predators every week, you can bet there are similar predators in the teaching profession. For every hot blonde teacher there are 1,000 creepy Gays and middle-aged men looking to molest children.

Our society has relentlessly tried to stamp out Christianity and any notion of morality from public schools. Well, it looks like they’ve succeeded. For decades, Jews and liberals have been telling us “If it feels good, do it.” Well, that’s exactly what the predators are doing, isn’t it?