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A Baltimore educator is demanding accountability after a school employee was arrested in Delaware for human trafficking — and it took the district over two weeks to notify parents. The delay stems from BCPS not being enrolled in Rap Back, a national system that alerts employers to out-of-state arrests using FBI fingerprint data. Critics see this as a glaring oversight, questioning what other safety protocols might be neglected. Superintendent vows to review systems and improve communication, but the educator insists on an internal audit to fix the breakdown — because student safety can’t wait.

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