If Senate Bill 301 becomes law, the [state board of education] would be afforded a full-time investigator to look into sexual misconduct allegations. A teacher proven to be involved in an inappropriate relationship with a student would be flagged statewide, and have his or her teaching license revoked.
"We want to make sure a person hasn't been moving around the state molesting or having sex with children," said Loveless.
And if you think this isn't a problem in Oklahoma, I would suggest you haven't been paying attention.
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