Students reported the actions of Mark Berndt, a teacher
whose classroom behavior was so disgusting that you’ll have to read about it
for yourself, to school officials. The counselor interviewed the girls and
concluded that they were making up stories; and there things rested from 1991
until 2010, when a photo lab technician called police about pictures that
Berndt had dropped off to be developed. So for an additional 20 years, this guy had access to students.
Being a teacher is a scary thing. Students can say things
and ruin your reputation unjustly, costing you your livelihood and possibly
sending you to jail.
Being a student is a scary thing, because people can abuse
you and you might not be believed if you report it.
Being a counselor is a scary thing, because how do you know
who’s telling the truth? Students’ safety and teachers’ reputations depend on
you.
Too bad each state school system can’t have a real-life Mentalist, like
fictional Patrick Jane, who would be terrific at reading people and know who’s
telling the truth and who isn’t.
Are there any out-of-work fake psychics who would like to
apply for the job?
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