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And CCSU, it's not that this school has to be in the crosshairs of this story.
We have heard plenty of stories about a bunch of campuses where sexual assaults and sexual harassment has taken place.
And many people have come up with every excuse in the world about it's kids being kids or boys don't know how to act or toxic masculinity or any of those things.
But when they are out and inside these schools, you expect the adults who run them to run them responsibly and protect them, considering there is a large amount of money at stake here.
Endowments are at stake.
People who contribute to the school.
And in this case with CCSU, they get state funding.
They get money from the state.
Appropriations are based on the status of this school.
How well it's doing.
Whether or not the school is safe.
If there are any scandals.
That's how that's dealt with.
And the people who are there are in charge to keep those things, the bad things from happening.
And when they do, they need to handle them responsibly so that when that money comes in, they can trust those administrators with those children and with the reputation of the school.
But folks, I'm here to tell you it failed.
And it failed badly.
In two cases.
He worked at CCSU.
Roseanne? Give me a little background on Moises for some people who may have forgotten.
He'd been employed at CCSU since 1999.
And CCSU, it's not that this school has to be in the crosshairs of this story.
We have heard plenty of stories about a bunch of campuses where sexual assaults and sexual harassment has taken place.
And many people have come up with every excuse in the world about it's kids being kids or boys don't know how to act or toxic masculinity or any of those things.
But when they are out and inside these schools, you expect the adults who run them to run them responsibly and protect them, considering there is a large amount of money at stake here.
Endowments are at stake.
People who contribute to the school.
And in this case with CCSU, they get state funding.
They get money from the state.
Appropriations are based on the status of this school.
How well it's doing.
Whether or not the school is safe.
If there are any scandals.
That's how that's dealt with.
And the people who are there are in charge to keep those things, the bad things from happening.
And when they do, they need to handle them responsibly so that when that money comes in, they can trust those administrators with those children and with the reputation of the school.
But folks, I'm here to tell you it failed.
And it failed badly.
In two cases.
He worked at CCSU.
Roseanne? Give me a little background on Moises for some people who may have forgotten.
He'd been employed at CCSU since 1999.
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