>>47274
The problem with our education system in texas is that austin tries too hard to control the schools, but i think they should focus their attention certifying teachers and not letting any idiot teach the young

>>47276
>not letting any idiot teach the young
Then there wouldn't be anyone to teach them.

>>47280
>Then there wouldn't be anyone to teach them.
And apparently no one to bang them, either.

apparently the 13 year old student impregnated her, and his family supported it
http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/01/teacher-got-herself-pregnant-by-13-year-old-student-and-says-family-support-the-relationship-5916825/

what kind of a family wants their 13 year old son to become a father?

>>47274

http://www.chron.com/news/education/article/Ex-Aldine-teacher-gets-probation-for-giving-5736445.php

I guess I really missed a great time in middle school :(

>>47276
>austin tries too hard to control the schools
What the hell are you talking about, cletus? Do you mean the State Legislature or the Board of Education (the textbook people)?

>>47287
Depends on the culture of the family. Some would be more than elated with the fact that their family has a newborn to continue the lineage, while others would be more worried that the child would be a detriment to the teenage father's education and future.

>>47274
dunno why someone that attractive wants nearly prepubescent boys

>>47305
Have you ever seen the average houstonian?

>>47526
no, what are they like

>>47305
It's a common phenomena, most people just don't act on it. People at 50 years old marry people 10-20 years younger or older than themselves, so this isn't too surprising. I'm sure there is gonna be a few people banging their teachers on graduation day.