Professional practitioners, like teachers, are guided by ethical standards to prevent them from abusing, mistreating, or taking advantage of the people they interact with; however if these ethical rules are violated, penalties are imposed to them, sometimes resulting in the suspension or revocation of a license.
Teachers’ licenses may be subjected to suspension or revocation for many reasons. Among these, some common ones include:
- Abusing or harassing students
- Accepting bribes in any form
- Having an inappropriate relationship with a student
- Illegally acquiring properties owned by the school also endanger their license.
Having your teaching license suspended or revoked can seriously compromise your career as a teacher. If you are facing such professional consequences in Texas, talk with a lawyer from the Leichter Law Firm about how you can defend yourself. Learn more about your legal options by calling 512-495-9995 today.
