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Public Reprimand: Mr. Settlemier created an "intimidating, hostile, or offensive" working environment for his female staff. He voluntarily gave up his admin certificate and retired. (Principle X.a)

Probation- Mr. White failed to report a DUI conviction on his renewal application for teacher certification. He also appeared at a FB game intoxicated and hid beer in the classroom closet. (Principle 3.a, 3.d)

Revocation- Ms. Zarnekee failed to respond truthfully to questions on her certification renewal about a misdemeanor charge. She then failed to respond to information and records questions from the Oregon professional Standards Commission. Her teaching certification was revoked. (Principle 1, 4.b)

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Public Reprimand:
Ruth Frieboes received a public reprimand for teaching on an expired license.  (Idaho Code of Ethics Principle IV, b)

Revocation: Douglas Meikle's teaching license was revoked after he admitted to soliciting the services of two prostitutes and then allowed the prostitutes to live with him at his residence. One of these prostitutes was 16, and he admitted to having sex with her. (Idaho Code of Ethics Principle II, c)

Suspension:
Adrian Mashia received a one-year suspension on his right to apply for his teaching license. (He had never received a license but was enrolled in the education program at the University of Portland.) Mashia was in a physical altercation with his female roommate. He pled guilty to assault. A restraining order was issued, but he violated that order. When he was arrested for that violation he was found in possession of marijuana. (Idaho Code of Ethics IV, i and III, e, respectively.)

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Public Reprimand: Ms. Roebber failed to report possible child abuse (child on child). Ms. Roebber was the ESOL-ESL teacher, and the child involved was a recent immigrant who spoke little to no English. Ms. Roebber saw the child for 30 minutes daily and was a translator for communication with the child. Ms. Roebber was aware of and handled multiple situations between the child and other students, but she did not recognize the seriousness of the behavior. (Principle 9.b)

Revocation: Mr. Huber-Mayotte was convicted of two felonies when he defrauded $182,000 from his mother. His conduct eventually led to the removal of his mother from his home for her safety. His teaching certification was revoked. (Principle 4.i, 10.a)

Probation: Mr. Wenner indicated on his application for licensure that he had been subject to licensure discipline with his previous employer in California. Following a period of separation that led to divorce, Mr. Wenner used inappropriate language and experienced anger issues in his classroom. Mr. Wenner completed a 52-week anger management program. He is on probation for four years. (Principle 2.f, 2.j)

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Public reprimand & 2 year probation: Mr. Miller was reprimanded for using threatening language towards students. Mr. Miller would engage in verbal altercations and use inappropriate and demeaning language when referring to students. He would discuss subjects and presidential elections in a biased manner, and use derogatory terms when discussing U.S history after students requested him to stop. He also had posters hung with sexually suggestive material and some contained captions such as “school sucks” (Principle II. b,d)

Suspension 30 days: Janet Montgomery had an 8 year old student disclose that her father had struck her in the mouth causing her mouth to bleed. Montgomery reported her lip was cut, and because she knew it was a reportable event she made herself a note and put it on her computer because, “it was urgent”. Montgomery failed to report the suspected abuse to police or DHS until 25 days later. (Principle IX b)

Revocation: David Wright was found in possession of multiple photographs of a student under age 18, the photos were of the student engaged in sexually explicit conduct. The student was not a student of Wrights and during the investigation it was discovered he had been paying the student to send him nude images of herself. Along with revocation of his teaching license he was also incarcerated for 70 months and required to register as a sex offender. (Principle I, Principle II c,d,g,h.)

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Revocation

Raspberry (formerly Randal Dean Berry) license was revoked because of sexual harassment between him and another male teacher. This involved sexual comments as well as unwelcome sexual contact. Teacher KO stopped by Raspberry’s rooms to talk when Raspberry lifted Teacher Kos shirt and made an inappropriate comment regarding his groin. Raspberry then followed KO back to his room and placed his hand on Kos shoulder and genitals.  Raspberry was sentenced to 2 days in jail 36 months of probation, and place in a sex offender program which led to his teaching license being revoked. (Principle X, b)

Suspension

Steven J Elmer had his license suspended due to teaching and assisting students on the OAKS test issued by the state. It was discovered that Mr. Elmer was coaching to the test as well as giving students answers to improve their scores. He also tried to cover up this by threatening a student not to tell. Because of this he was suspended for 1 year. (Principle IV, e)

Public reprimand

Margaret Ann Blair was issued a public reprimand for her lack of reporting in a sexual misconduct instance involving a teacher and a student. Mrs. Blair was the principal of a school and during her time she did not investigate alleged misconduct between one of her teachers and students. The teacher was later found guilty of inappropriate behavior. Mrs. Blair was given a reprimand for not doing her due diligence to report the matter. (Principle IX, b)

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Public Reprimand: Rolf Adams was reprimanded for gross neglect of duty. In 2014 in the Reynolds School District, it was discovered that Adams as a substitute teacher engaged in inappropriate physical contact with a student that caused the student pain. He was teaching a second-grade class how to wrestle instead of fight and demonstrated to a student, a refugee from Afghanistan who did not understand what was going on. Issued a public reprimand. Principle II, A, B, J.
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Revocation: William Beaudoin was charged with gross neglect of duty. Beaudoin violated professional standards by assigning teachers to teach things they were not licensed to teach, while he also did not have the appropriate licensure. Principle IV, A.

Public Reprimand and Probation 4 years: James Brazil was charged with gross neglect of duty. Brazil made continuous comments of harassment to other staff members. Brazil said inappropriate things via email about students and other staff members. Brazil also used a school computer to view inappropriate and sexually graphic content. Principles V, A, and F. Principle X, B.

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Public Reprimand & 4 Years Probation: Mr. Brown was coaching a football game and physically struck a player causing his unsnapped helmet to be forced back along his head, Brown then used the player’s face mask to pull him closer as he shouted at him in anger.  A referee and other coaching staff had to physically separate Brown and the player.  Brown was charged with harassment, but charges were dismissed.  Brown was given a public reprimand and 4 years probation. (Principle II, b, d, j)

Denial of Application for Reinstatement: Mr. Allison voluntarily gave up his teaching license due to an investigation by city police and the education commission regarding allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a 16-year old student.  He later began coaching in another state, applied to get his teaching license reinstated, but was not able to prove he was fit for reinstatement.  (Principle II, e, h)

Revocation: Mr. Johnson’s license was revoked due to the fact he was not providing students with an appropriate amount of work to complete, as outlined by the district, he wasn’t grading assignments on time, or at all, and was inputing grades for assignment that did not correspond with the actual work completed by students.  Even after direction from administrators, he failed to change his practices, and was proven to be untruthful when reporting back to officials during the investigation.  His actions constituted gross negligence of duty.  (Principle I, IV, e, g, X, c)

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Public Reprimand: John Patrick Moran's teaching license was put on a one year probation. He was required to participate in ethical trainings due to his inappropriate conduct towards coworkers, sexual harassment through touch and emails. (Principle I and X, b)

Public Reprimand: Corina Rose Donald's teaching license was put on a four year probation. She is required to participate in counseling and treatment programs for her use of alcohol in a zero tolerance school, showing up at meetings smelling of alcohol and testing positive with blood alcohol content. (Principle I, and  III, d)

30 Day Suspension: Alexander Olavi Ahlgren's teaching license was suspended because he had not yet received the proper teacher training as a student teacher prior to his incident. He was a substitute when he lost control of classroom behavior, knocked over a music stand and yelled at the students. (Principle I, and II, f and j

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Revocation: Robin Jane falsified information on the IEP's of 2 students to make it seem as if they had met goals. She failed to hold IEP meetings for both of these students. Jane also published student essays that had sensitive and personal information about the students. (Principle IV, e & Principle VII, a)

Suspension - 6 Months: Mark Shoff displayed unprofessional conduct while coaching a boy's high school basketball game. His school district said Shoff violated local policy and was removed as a coach. (Principle X, a)

Public Reprimand Probation - 2 years: Chester Novitt was reported for grading irregularities. Novitt gave a student full credit on an assignment when the student turned in "nonsensical material unrelated to the assignment." Student's grades in his class were higher than the student's other classes. Novitt gave exam grades to 6 students who had completely miss the exam. He failed to report grades fairly and assess his students fairly according to his district's policy. (Principle IV, e)

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Reprimand: A retired principal had failed to properly protect students from harm, failed to properly investigate matters of student misconduct, failed to implement appropriate and consistent disciplinary consequences for students, and failed to make proper mandatory reports of suspected child abuse when he was still active as a principal. (Principle IX, a, b)

Suspension: During a rafting portion of the trip, a student tipped her kayak and became pinned under a log, nearly drowning. Connelly, a whitewater expert, and other professional raft guides rescued the student. Connelly failed to immediately notify school administrators, parents, or medical providers of the accident. That remaining night, Corurelly was in charge of closely monitoring the students because it had been determined they required extra attention. Connelly went earlier than planned. The same night the student who was involved in the accident was inappropriately touched by another student. Cournelly failed to contact school officials and brief them. Cournelly received a 90-day suspension. (Principle VIII,c, Principle IX, a, b)

Probation: Mr. Allen was put on a two-year probation after improper student management and unnecessary physical contact with students. Allen grabbed a student's backpack and hand to turn him around to face him and kicked the student out of his class. (Principle II a,d)

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Public Reprimand: Kaitlyn Fredrickson was repremanded for Gross Neglect of Duty (33-1201. a) when she taught without the proper licensure or appropriate form from 2017-2019. She made attempts to file the appropriate paperwork but failed to complete them and the requirements to fullfil the requirements. They reprimanded (professionally scolded) her and issued her a temporary teaching license. (Principles 1, 4.b)

Suspension + Probation: Paul Smith was suspended (30 days) and put on probation (2 years) under Gross Neglect stemming from inappropriate techniques to physical contact and conversation techniques with students (middle school and 1st grade student). It was reported he was overly affectionate with students and spent face-to-face time with the student while non-licensed assistants instructed the rest of the class. He was presented with training on appropriate touching and conversation but it did not change. (Principles 2.f, 2.j, 10.a)

Probation: Allison Harn's teaching was put on 3-year probation and 6-month suspension for her inappropriate engagement in a relationship with a high school female student. The relationship lasted years with increasing phone calls, texts, and off-campus activities such as picnics and meals. She gave gifts to celebrate a "one-year anniversary" of their meeting that included pictures of the two together. One-month after the student turned 18, Harn admitted she engaged in a romantic relationship. (Principles 2.c, 2.e, 2.h)

Deny Application and Renewal of Licensure: David McKenzie came under investigation after allegations that he was arrested for a misdemeanor crime and his failure to report it. He failed to actively participate in the investigation and put in a letter of resignation. McKenzie was still under investigation for not taking part in the investigation and was informed he could face additional criminal charges. Eventually he fulfilled the investigators requirements and no further criminal charges were brought against him. (Principles 4.i, 10.c)

Revocation of License: Jeffrey Woods was a substitute teacher alleged with "boundary issues" with students. It was found that he hosted parties where he provided food and alcohol to underage students. He "friended" students via social media under fake names, solicited nude photos of 17-19 year old women, and had sexual relations with at least two females that had just turned 18 and was found to have moved in with an 18 year old female a year after her graduation. He violated almost every ethical teacher/student relationship principle (Principles 2.c, 2.e, 2.h, 2.i, 2.k)