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Investigation of faculty sexual misconduct at TAS

153 Comments

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Aiden gallagher
2 years ago

sewey

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Aidan
3 years ago

This is disgusting.

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Thomas Jee
5 years ago

Alumni Class of 1976

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Khanin Yu
5 years ago

Class of 2009

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Robert G Lee
5 years ago

Class of '65. A full and open investigation and a restorative justice plan must be put in place.

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Roberta Warner Senneke
5 years ago Featured

TAS Alumni 1956 - 1963 I am deeply saddened that the school I've been so proud of has devolved into trying to bury allegations like this. Every parent, every educator should remain committed to the protection and care of the young lives we are blessed to nurture. This is a personal and professional disgrace for Dr. Hennessy, the board, the educators -- everyone.

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Steve Ward
5 years ago

Class of 1968 I support an independent investigation and implementation of corrective measures to prevent predators being hired by TAS in any capacity.

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Emily Katz
5 years ago

Class of 2010

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19
5 years ago

Terrible and disgusting. TAS needs to do better. Also, will the results ever be shared with us? The lack of transparency is astounding.

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Alice Chuang
5 years ago

Class of 2014

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Caitlin
5 years ago

2016

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Erin Keane
5 years ago

Faculty member 2010-2016

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Elsa leung
6 years ago

The truth must come out to stop this predator from victimizing further, young innocent girls as he moves from place to place.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

2015

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Sonia Chinai
6 years ago

2013

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Andrew Carothers
6 years ago

Sunshine is the best disinfectant

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Oliver Fernandez
6 years ago

Justice delayed may be justice denied but in this case, I would gladly accept a late action than never.

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Rhoda Berbey
6 years ago

So many innocents (and their families) have been shattered by Alistair Grant. But he underestimated the fact the these girls—they grow up eventually and he can’t hide the monster within him forever.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

Predators don’t stop until they are stopped. Just like this guy they go from place to place creating new victims as the prosecution process fails to protect our children. If TAS stopped him his predatory “career” at Branson wouldn’t not have happened. If Branson stopped him he would not be able to line up his next victims.

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Tiffany Tse
6 years ago

Class of 2014