Girl, 9, Was Repeatedly Raped by Older Student on School Bus, Family’s Lawsuit Alleges

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If you have children in the American public school system, it’s time to take them out.

Regular readers of The Western Journal are already well aware of that truth, given our repeated coverage of the systemic problems endemic to public schooling and the complete lack of interest on the part of government officials to address them.

But if you’re new to the subject, a lawsuit filed on Dec. 15 in Suffolk Superior Court against Boston Public Schools and other defendants serves as a pretty good exemplar.

“This action arises from a series of sexual assaults upon then nine-year-old Child Doe while on her privately operated public-school bus,” the first line of the complaint and demand for jury trial reads.

According to the suit, Child Doe was repeatedly assaulted over the course of seven months by a student who was only two years older.

Where were the adults charged with preventing this kind of thing from happening, you might naturally ask.

“The sexual assaults took place just a few feet from the bus monitor and the bus driver on the way home after school from the Match Charter Public School,” the suit alleges.

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