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Men Teacher events in New England, USA

The CAYL Institute will sponsor at the Men’s Interest Forum Reception on Friday, March 27, 5 – 6:30 PM, at the MassAEYC Conference. The network MenTeach – New England (Men in Education Network) will be on hand to answer questions. This event is free and all are welcome to attend. For more information and to RSVP, […]

Tips for dealing with false accusations

[MenTeach asked a teacher who was falsely accused what advice he would give other male teachers. You can read his story.] My advice for teachers who are in similar situations: Don’t assume your employer will back you, even if they tell you that. Insist on contacting the police and state officials…this is the law. Get an […]

Where Are All The Men – A Parent’s Perspective

That’s the word that describes my emotions last week when we received the long-awaited postcard telling us who the first-grade teacher would be. While we’re lucky that our school has many very good teachers, there are a few I’d rather avoid. A good teacher means my son will likely have a great school year; a […]

The challenges of false accusations

I spoke with you a little over a year ago regarding a legal matter I was facing in Illinois. To briefly recap, it was a case involving allegations when I was a substitute/interim teacher in which some students alleged I had touched or rubbed their back (Read his previous published letter). Child Protective Services and Specialists […]

Asher and father Stephan Lepage – grandchild of Ron Blatz from Winnipeg, Canada