Principal hit with criminal charges for letting two ‘pedophile’ teachers prey on teen students in Oregon: cops

The school had gotten complaints against choir teacher Eric Stearns, 46, and lately retired educator Mark Collins, 64, as early as 2019, however Wagner fell short to notify law enforcement and also permitted Stearns to stay in the classroom after authorities introduced their examination.

An Oregon high school principal was slapped with felony charges Tuesday for turning a blind eye to years of sexual abuse versus adolescent ladies by “pedophile” instructors who “brushed” their students, authorities claimed.

The drama began in September, when former student Doug Weaver, 36, posted TikTok video clips charging school officials of shielding “a collection” of male instructors that took advantage of youngsters when he attended St. Helens High in the ’00s.

The state Department of Human Solutions is likewise examining Wagner– along with St. Helens College District superintendent Scot Stockwell– for failing to report the issues to law enforcement, Oregon Public Broadcasting reported.

The instructors’ November 12 apprehensions caused an uproar among moms and dads and pupils, who presented objections near university and blew up authorities at a school board meeting, asserting they had actually rejected years of warnings against the “pedophile” educators that “brushed” their students.

St. Helens Secondary school major Katy Wagner was charged with two matters of felony criminal mistreatment after 2 instructors under her supervision were jailed for a virtually 10-year sex criminal activity spree, NBC 16 reported.