Former Students of Annapolis, Maryland's Key School Alleged Sex Abuse, Shocks the Community
Former students of the Key School, a private school in Maryland, have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse dating back several decades.
The accounts involve former faculty and staff members at the school, and some of the allegations also involve other students who were perpetrators of sexual assault.
Joe Janney, president of Key School’s board of trustees, said in a statement that the allegations are “credible and . . . extremely upsetting.”
“The behavior of many of the accused is inexcusable and intolerable,” the statement said. “On behalf of the Key School, we deeply regret what occurred and apologize to all who were impacted by this.”
However, the school has been criticized for its lack of transparency and action in response to the allegations.
The school's alumni group has called for an independent investigation to be conducted to address the claims.
The school has since released a statement acknowledging the allegations and stating that it will be conducting an internal review.
Officials at Key School released a report that acknowledged:
- Several teachers had sexual relationships with students in the 1970s through the 1990s;
- At least 16 former students were victims of abuse;
- Ten adults in positions of authority at Key School had sexual misconduct or inappropriate relationships with students; and,
- One unnamed person was both a victim and an abuser
We are standing by to inform and assist individuals who have been victimized by abuse or harassment at Key School and want compensation for their trauma.
We believe Annapolis, Maryland's Key School Sex Abuse victims should receive justice and potential compensation for pain and suffering.
Key School Sex Abuse Report Sounds A Caution
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Key School Sex Abuse Info To Prepare Families
Who’s legally responsible for student abuse?
If you want to collect significant damages—and send a message to the school itself—you may have to try suing the school district or school board, depending on the circumstances, on the evidence, and on which laws apply.
Examples of Professionals Accused of Abusing Students:
Teachers;
Coaches;
Group Sponsors;
Administrators;
Examples of the Elements of School Abuse Cases Include:
Grooming
Sexual contact
Sexual abuse
Rape
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School systems that fail in their duty of having adequate training, policies, and procedures in place to ensure the safety and security of their students deserve to answer for this failing in court.
Key School Sex Abuse FAQ: Questions About Abuse Cases
What additional damage can school systems cause in abuse cases?
There have been cases where school systems have declined to report those suspected of abuse to the proper authorities in order to protect the reputation of the system.
What form does justice potentially take for victims of abuse?
For victims of abuse, justice often includes potential compensation for damages along with a verdict of meaningful punishment for those found guilty.
How long do victims have to file a case?
While the statute of limitations has been temporarily relaxed to allow Maryland school abuse victims additional time to react, there’s a definite timetable to be followed.
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