These cases are appalling and have raised serious questions about how well teachers are vetted given that Shelton had a history of sexual abuse allegations at another school district, said Gilbert.
If that had been disclosed, as it should have been, then Shelton should not have been hired which would have prevented any future abuse. Shockingly, Benicia Unified didn't even fire Shelton when these allegations came to light, he was allowed to quietly resign, and was able to find employment at another school in mid-2023.
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