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Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
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Also, it doesnt matter if they attend different schools. A teacher cannot have a relationship with any student regardless of what school or cities they are in. And if that wasn't enough, Texas law allows you to attend school up to age 26. That means you could conceivably have a situation where the student is older than the teacher. In that situation, the teacher would still be guilty of a felony even though they are younger.
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^thats not illegal. Didn't you see the new southpark?
quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
quote:If the 24 year old is an employee of the district...yes
What about if its not a teacher or administrator that is having the love affair with the female student, but rather just a random 24 year old woman. Since she isn't a teacher, would she still lose her job?
quote:It keeps the school from getting sued and the teacher. So a 17 year old junior/senior consents, do you think the parents are going to be okay with that?quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
quote:quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
quote:I have no problem with the teacher's code of ethics rule. It shouldn't be a crime, however.quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
quote:quote:It keeps the school from getting sued and the teacher. So a 17 year old junior/senior consents, do you think the parents are going to be okay with that?quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Doubtful
quote:quote:quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Haha you said Penal.
quote:I am not sure on private schools. I am sure the same would go for them though.quote:quote:It keeps the school from getting sued and the teacher. So a 17 year old junior/senior consents, do you think the parents are going to be okay with that?quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Doubtful
Public schools have sovereign immunity anyway. As far as private schools, it doesn't do anything to keep them or the teacher from being sued. There's going to be a civil action filed whether it's a crime or not.
quote:quote:quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Haha you said Penal.
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The S&C coach at my HS got caught nailing the star female basketball player when she was a senior. Rumors had been going around for a while, but they got walked in on by a student in the coach's office.
The best part: the student was also the step-daughter of the head baseball coach and the step-sister of a guy I played baseball and football with. That didn't go over too well and made for plenty of locker room jokes over the next two years.
Anyone else hear banjos?
quote:quote:I am not sure on private schools. I am sure the same would go for them though.quote:quote:It keeps the school from getting sued and the teacher. So a 17 year old junior/senior consents, do you think the parents are going to be okay with that?quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Doubtful
Public schools have sovereign immunity anyway. As far as private schools, it doesn't do anything to keep them or the teacher from being sued. There's going to be a civil action filed whether it's a crime or not.
quote:True.quote:quote:I am not sure on private schools. I am sure the same would go for them though.quote:quote:It keeps the school from getting sued and the teacher. So a 17 year old junior/senior consents, do you think the parents are going to be okay with that?quote:quote:I did not make the rule. It's part of the Teachers Code of Ethics approved by the State Board of Education. I don't think it is a stupid rule at all.quote:
Doesn't matter if it is girl/girl or vice versa. In Texas any sexual relationship with a student is against the law. There have been cases of female teacher and female student.
That's pretty stupid since a lot of students are 17 and 18. Unless there is some evidence of grades being used as blackmail, nobody should be prosecuted for screwing someone who is of age and consented.
I know you didn't make the rule. It's also in chapter 21 of the Texas Penal Code. I still think it's a stupid rule.
Doubtful
Public schools have sovereign immunity anyway. As far as private schools, it doesn't do anything to keep them or the teacher from being sued. There's going to be a civil action filed whether it's a crime or not.
Private schools don't have sovereign immunity. Also, the fact that something is forbidden by the teacher's code of ethics does nothing to prevent the school or the teacher from being sued.
quote:So but what if they have no affiliation with education at all. What if its like a lesbian who works in a bakery or is a butcher (lol).. would that relation still be frowned upon?quote:If the 24 year old is an employee of the district...yes
What about if its not a teacher or administrator that is having the love affair with the female student, but rather just a random 24 year old woman. Since she isn't a teacher, would she still lose her job?
More than likely would be arrested on the spot. It does not matter your position in the district under the Texas Educators Code.
quote:Frowned upon by whom?quote:So but what if they have no affiliation with education at all. What if its like a lesbian who works in a bakery or is a butcher (lol).. would that relation still be frowned uponquote:If the 24 year old is an employee of the district...yes
What about if its not a teacher or administrator that is having the love affair with the female student, but rather just a random 24 year old woman. Since she isn't a teacher, would she still lose her job?
More than likely would be arrested on the spot. It does not matter your position in the district under the Texas Educators Code.
quote:quote:So but what if they have no affiliation with education at all. What if its like a lesbian who works in a bakery or is a butcher (lol).. would that relation still be frowned upon?quote:If the 24 year old is an employee of the district...yes
What about if its not a teacher or administrator that is having the love affair with the female student, but rather just a random 24 year old woman. Since she isn't a teacher, would she still lose her job?
More than likely would be arrested on the spot. It does not matter your position in the district under the Texas Educators Code.
