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When a Teacher Betrays Trust: Your Rights After Sexual Assault in a Massachusetts School You learned what happened to your child, and the ground under your family shifted. Maybe it was a disclosure — a sentence that stopped your heart. Maybe it was a call from the school, or from police, or from another parent who heard something. The teacher who was supposed to protect your child is now facing criminal charges, has pleaded not guilty, and the criminal system will grind forward at its own pace. But that system is not your only option, and it is not your fastest one. What we want you to know — right now, before you read another word — is that the criminal case and the civil case are two separate fights. The criminal court decides whether the teacher goes to prison. The civil court decides whether the school that hired that teacher, supervised that teacher, and put your child in that teacher’s care answers for what happened. The criminal prosecutor does not represent your family. The criminal process does not pay for your child’s therapy, their lost future, or the years of harm that follow a child who was betrayed by…