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Teacher Sentenced for Spoon-Feeding His Semen to Blindfolded Elementary School Children

By Kimberly Paxton | The Daily Sheeple | November 15, 2013

You’ve prepped your kids for stranger danger, school shootings, and the potential for “bad touching”, but nothing prepares you for this.

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You’ve prepped your kids for stranger danger, school shootings, and the potential for “bad touching”.  You believe you have raised a child who is street-wise and who will come to you with concerns. But as a parent, how could you conceive of a way to prep your child for this?  Just when you thought it was safe to send your kids to school, this disturbing report surfaces about a Los Angelos school teacher who blindfolded his students and spoon fed them.

It gets worse. Guess what was on the spoon? HIS SEMEN.

30 children at Miramonte Elementary School were photographed, blindfolded and being fed. A sharp-eyed technician who was developing the photos found the image alarming enough that he contacted police. An investigation ensued and the horrifying truth behind the photographs came out.

Sheriff’s Lt. Carlos Marquez of the Special Victims Bureau said it was determined the children were given semen on a spoon or on a cookie. A blue plastic spoon and container found in trash in Berndt’s classroom tested positive for semen, the sheriff’s statement said.  Authorities are recommending the children be tested for sexually transmitted diseases.  Some of the children’s mouths and faces had large, live Madagascar-type cockroaches on them, according to the statement. The incidents occurred during school hours but not all the children were students of Berndt, Marquez said.  None of the alleged victims told anyone about the incidents and photos, Marquez said. (source)

The teacher, Mark Berndt, was arrested last January and held on 2.3 million dollars bail. He has pleaded no contest to 23 charges of molestation.

 Mark Berndt, 63, was a teacher at the school for 30 years and is to be sentenced to 25 years in prison. Miramonte Elementary serves a poor, predominately Hispanic neighborhood, more than half of its approximately 1,400 students are still learning English. Berndt photographed the children he blindfolded and fed them his semen on a spoon or cookies topped with semen, Berndt told the children they were playing “tasting games”. Despite the multiple complaints filed against Berndt while he was a teacher, it was not the school who brought this incident to light, instead a photo technician at drug store saw dozens of photos of blindfolded school children so he called local authorities.  (source)

The traumatized young victims are undergoing therapy.  Some of them have developed, not surprisingly, eating disorders. A report in the UK Daily Mail said:

Before Berndt was sentenced, a parade of sobbing mothers denounced him, saying he had ruined their lives and the lives of their daughters. The women were not named in court.

They said they could not understand how the school district did not know about the incidents.

Some said their daughters could no longer eat cookies or anything sweet unless they knew their mothers had baked the items for them. They spoke of girls who had now become unable to socialize and locked themselves in their bedrooms. (source)

This case has brought to light the slow response to allegations of abuse in the public school system.  This was not the first complaint brought forth against Berndt – there was several allegations in the 1990s – and yet he continued to be allowed to work with children.  Not only that, but when he was fired, the Los Angelos Unified District School Board gave him a $ 40,000 payout when he appealed the decision.

The Miramonte case led to a wide-ranging overhaul of how the nation’s second-largest school district handles allegations of sexual abuse after it was revealed that previous complaints about Berndt’s behavior were ignored.

It also showed how slowly state officials act to censure teachers and led to a flurry of allegations of teacher-student sex abuse in the district and in other school systems.

Shortly after Berndt’s arrest, the school district temporarily removed all 76 of the school’s teachers, along with staff and administrators, putting them on leave and having them report to an empty high school nearby.

Six months later, when the new school year began, 43 of them returned to a restructured Miramonte with a new principle. The rest either retired or went to new schools. None was accused of any wrongdoing. (source)

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Sandy Hook Elementary School Demolition Begins

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The demolition of Connecticut’s Sandy Hook Elementary School has quietly begun, Newtown’s highest elected official said 10 months after the mass murder.

“Small scale demo activity has begun and will accelerate over the next days,” First Selectwoman Patricia Llodra told television station WVIT, West Hartford, Conn.

“The process of demolition is incremental, staged precisely and executed carefully,” she said. “There is no wrecking-ball action. It is rather a piece-by-piece, section-by-section removal.”

The work site is shielded from public view to prevent anyone from taking photos or videos. Contractors taking down the school where 20 schoolchildren and six adult staff members were killed Dec. 14 have signed confidentiality agreements, WVIT said.

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Sandy Hook Elementary School Demolition Begins

Sandy Hook Elementary School Demolition Begins

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The demolition of Connecticut’s Sandy Hook Elementary School has quietly begun, Newtown’s highest elected official said 10 months after the mass murder.

“Small scale demo activity has begun and will accelerate over the next days,” First Selectwoman Patricia Llodra told television station WVIT, West Hartford, Conn.

“The process of demolition is incremental, staged precisely and executed carefully,” she said. “There is no wrecking-ball action. It is rather a piece-by-piece, section-by-section removal.”

The work site is shielded from public view to prevent anyone from taking photos or videos. Contractors taking down the school where 20 schoolchildren and six adult staff members were killed Dec. 14 have signed confidentiality agreements, WVIT said.

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The Votes Are In: Sandy Hook Elementary Will Be Torn Down

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Voters in Newtown, Conn., approved a plan to use nearly $ 50 million in state funds to build a new school in place of Sandy Hook Elementary. Here, a photo provided by Craig Hoekenga shows his son Trey, a kindergarten student at Sandy Hook, on the school bus this year. The window has a quote from the late principal, Dawn Hochsprung, who was killed in last December’s mass shooting.

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Voters in Newtown, Conn., approved a plan to use nearly $ 50 million in state funds to build a new school in place of Sandy Hook Elementary. Here, a photo provided by Craig Hoekenga shows his son Trey, a kindergarten student at Sandy Hook, on the school bus this year. The window has a quote from the late principal, Dawn Hochsprung, who was killed in last December’s mass shooting.

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In a referendum marked by a large turnout and an emphatic result, the people of Newtown, Conn., have voted to demolish Sandy Hook Elementary and build a new school. Sandy Hook was the scene of a mass shooting last December, when 20 children and six staff members were killed.

Saturday’s vote asked citizens to decide whether to take nearly $ 50 million in state money to fund the demolition of Sandy Hook and the planning and construction of a new school on essentially the same site.

“The vote was 4,504 yes to 558 no. The registrar of voters said Saturday’s referendum had the highest voter turnout the town has seen since the 2008 presidential election,” reports the News Times.

“I thought it was going to pass by at least 80 percent, but it’s more like 90 percent. It’s time to bring our children home,” Selectman James Gaston Sr. tells the Newtown Bee.

Since the attack, former students of Sandy Hook Elementary have been attending school in nearby Monroe, Connecticut.

“This was another hurdle overcome,” Board of Education Chair Debbie Leidlein tells the Bee. “Now we’re ready. We’ve got great plans moving forward to bring our families home.”

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Elementary School Hosts Toy Gun Buyback

The unprecedented overreach of public school administrators regarding the issue of guns continues at breakneck speed. Regardless of context, children now regularly face draconian punishment for even mentioning the word.

If rational thought ever again prevails in America, we might look back to one event signaling the point this leftist movement jumped the shark: an elementary school’s toy gun buyback program.

Charles Hill, principal of Strobridge Elementary School in California, organized the “Safety Day” event and offers students books and a chance to win one of four new bikes as incentives to bring in their water guns and other toys he said make it “easier for them to use a real gun.”

Gun rights advocate Yih-Chau Chang of Responsible Citizens of California is a vocal critic of the program, suggesting its mission is misguided.  Calling it a “normal part of growing up,” he explained children have long played imaginative games involving guns and other weapons.

Despite his good intentions, Chang said Hill’s program “doesn’t really educate children about guns or gun safety,” citing the fact firearms are “more often used in defensive ways which prevent violent crime from occurring in the first place.”  Hill also expressed concern that “one of our sixth-graders wanting to fake someone out at a 7-Eleven” would be shot by someone mistaking a toy gun for the real thing.

Of course, Chang responded with the fact that toymakers are “forced to paint guns in bright colors … that make it virtually impossible for an officer to mistake it for a real gun.”  Still, Hill stands by his controversial mission, saying “we need to start early,” apparently through compulsory indoctrination, to assure “older kids” do “not think guns are cool.”

The demonization of guns and their owners is boilerplate rhetoric on the left. Reaching an increasingly younger audience merely creates an increased likelihood the next generation will embrace this misguided worldview.

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