How do you know they've done it? Do you have to leave them in front of kids teaching students until they're convicted? What if that takes months? Or never act

How do you know they've done it? Do you have to leave them in front of kids teaching students until they're convicted? What if that takes months? Or never actually happens? But the teacher has crossed the line inappropriately enough times that no parent wants their kid in the same room with him? In the most positive light, a union might protect a genuinely good teacher being unfairly accused or targeted for political reasons from being put out of work. But sometimes following the processes for ensuring that can be so unreasonable to work through on a practical level that it's easier to just keep them employed but away from students until it gets resolved or they quit. There's a famous PDF that gets shared when this comes up (although it's geared toward an incompetent teacher): https://reason.com/wp-content/uploads/assets/db/12639308918768.pdf https://reason.com/wp-content/uploads/assets/db/126393089187...