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Investigation of faculty sexual misconduct at TAS

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Jane Krieger
6 years ago

Parent with 2 female students, 1977-1990

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Deborah Bever
6 years ago

TAS cannot allow this to continue. We need to protect our students

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Anonymous
6 years ago

2009

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Annie Chen
6 years ago

Class of 2015

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Lin King
6 years ago Featured

I was assigned to Alistair Grant’s counseling group as a junior. In the age of #MeToo, TAS needs to address past, present, and future concerns for the safety of its entire community.

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Yuka
6 years ago

Class of 2013

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Kendra Ing
6 years ago

2016

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Jennifer niu
6 years ago

TAS 2007

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Samantha Weintraub
6 years ago

Students deserve better than this.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

2016

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Ervin Tsay
6 years ago

Class of 2009

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Christina Chang
6 years ago

Class of 2007

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Stephen Chou
6 years ago

Alum 2006

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Stephen Chen
6 years ago

Class of 2010

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Jessica Cheng
6 years ago

I support the pursuit of full transparency, and I believe the school needs to take meaningful measures to ensure the faculty and staff uphold the highest moral and legal standards.

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Eric Li
6 years ago

Class of 2008 Sexual Misconduct is a very serious crime which hurts the reputation of a school badly. I, for one, do not wish my school to be besieged with this type of negative publicity.

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Victoria Madden
6 years ago

Class of 2009

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Emily Hwang
6 years ago

Alumni 2007

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Troy Harris
6 years ago Featured

TAS’s obsession with maintaining its image has helped allow the harm of multiple girls. It’s unacceptable and shameful.

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Tess Hwang
6 years ago

2008