One Man's Food is another Man's or Vice Versa

You remember the story of that Brooklyn Teacher whi had a rape scandal, guess wah? He is gainfully employed again in another school. 

One school’s trash . . .

A Brooklyn teacher who quit amid claims he repeatedly bedded a student easily landed another gig in New Jersey — where school officials were clueless about his past until they read Sunday’s Post.

Robert Cain, 38, went to work at Bergen Arts and Science Charter HS in Hackensack in September 2014 — just weeks after his resignation from James Madison HS, which staved off disciplinary charges for the months-long fling.

Nihat Guvercin, CEO of North Jersey Arts and Science Charter Schools, sent an e-mail to parents on Monday assuring them Cain’s contract was “not renewed.”

He said Cain, who was never charged with a crime in the Brooklyn case, passed a New Jersey State Police background check. Guvercin also admitted that he learned about the sex accusations from The Post.

“We had no idea of these allegations when Mr. Cain was hired by NJASCS, or at any time since then until we read the recent press reports,” he wrote.

Guvercin said Cain was dumped “for reasons unrelated to the recent reports,” but he declined to elaborate further.

A furious Bergen Arts and Science parent wondered how the school never found out about the damning case against Cain.

“I am livid that our school hired him. How can he [have sex with a student] in New York and get hired in New Jersey in the same year?” the parent fumed.

“I understand the State Police did a background check, but did anyone in our central office call the super of his prior school system? At that point, even though he wasn’t [criminally] charged, was there a way to raise a flag?” she asked.

Source: TMZ

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