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School districts suspected of shielding sex predators revealed by feds — including 3 in California

California’s inability to penalize sexually abusive teachers could cost the state’s schools some serious federal dough.

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School districts suspected of shielding sex predators revealed by feds — including 3 in California
California’s inability to penalize sexually abusive teachers could cost the state’s schools some serious federal dough.
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School districts suspected of shielding sex predators revealed by feds — including 3 in California

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