Emails reveal school district didn't provide details on ex-teacher's conduct in report to state

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Internal emails obtained by WRTV Investigates reveal the then-superintendent of the Taylor Community School Corporation reported a teacher to the Indiana Department of Education in 2011 but stopped short of providing details of the alleged misconduct.

“It’s too bad that no further information was provided to IDOE to start an investigation because it almost certainly would have prevented any further victims and would have made Brok realize that he wasn’t alone,” said Terrell.Current superintendent Steve Dishon said he was a teacher in 2011 and declined to speak with WRTV.

PREVIOUS | Schools don’t have to report allegations to IDOE | Governor signs law aimed at teacher misconduct Jansen’s expired license could be revoked if he’s convicted of a sex crime, including the one he’s charged with— Vicarious Sexual Gratification in the presence of a minor. “Charles Jansen, an employee of Taylor Community School Corporation was immediately placed on administrative leave August 22, 2011, and the Indiana State Police were notified after the district was made aware of his questionable conduct with a minor,” said Dishon in an email to WRTV. “Jansen was never allowed to return to the campus”.“An internal investigation revealed conduct which would have resulted in immediate termination,” said Dishon in an email.

Mike McCarty with Safe Hiring Solutions, a Danville company that provides background screening services and training to more than 1,000 school corporations across the country, said ten years ago many schools were hesitant to disclose why an employee left.

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