Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Missouri teachers, sex with students off school grounds could be banned. Wait, that was legal?

Posted by on Wed, May 18, 2011 at 2:14 PM

click to enlarge This would finally be illegal in Missouri.
  • This would finally be illegal in Missouri.

For Missouri teachers screwing students off school grounds, your dirty, dirty ways could be banned by the Show-Me State real soon.

I guess I should have read the current law because I had no idea that teachers sexing students off school grounds was even legal. But no more, say Missouri lawmakers. They want to make nailing students off school grounds illegal, just like it is on school property and on school buses. Oh, and school board members, your days of screwing students are over, too.



"This may not be a situation that occurs at all, but if it does, this

gives you the ability to do something about it," Phil Hutchinson, who

has served for 10 years on the Grain Valley school board, told the Associated

Press. "This is something that really shouldn't happen, period."

The punishment for screwing a student: up to four years in prison if

convicted. The only person who can preserve teacher-student sexual relations is

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon. Just a guess, but I'd count that as unlikely.


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