Several recent cases highlight the serious issue of sexual abuse by educators. Michael Rubino, a former music teacher in Hudson Valley, was arrested for allegedly sexually abusing an underage student, facing charges including sexual abuse in the third degree. In Philadelphia, Jeremy Schobel, a former English teacher, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for creating fake online profiles to exploit teenage girls, including students, into sending explicit images. Similarly, Jesus Concepcion, a former Bronx middle school teacher, was sentenced to 30 years for sexually abusing five female students over multiple years, using gifts and manipulation to facilitate the abuse. These cases underscore the grave responsibilities educators hold and the devastating consequences when they betray the trust placed in them. Authorities continue to emphasize the importance of protecting children from such exploitation.