Pervert teacher? Please I need help?

Question

Creepy teacher. Please help!?

I already asked this beffore, but I have more stuff to tell, so bear with me.

I have this teacher that is always STARING at me. In the halls, during class, ect. He just creeps me out.I dont understand cause im not even that pretty. I dont dress like a s**t. My b*****s arent that big (smallish to Average sized i'd say). There are plenty of gorgious other girls in the class. Why is is staring at me?

also, today he gave us a seating chart. He clearly had a boy girl boy girl pattern going, but when he got to my name, he broke the pattern to put me up front. Then he went back to girl boy girl boy.

Today he asked me if I knew what molestar in spanish meant. I think I blushed or something cause he laughed at me. But I looked it up later and it means "to bother". But still....

I dont know what to do cause he hasnt really done anything wrong. Just creeped me out. And I dont want to talk directly to him cause I dont want to be in a one on one situation.

If it means anything, I think hes in his late 20s

I cant transfer. I already asked. Stupid counsellors.

Answer 1

hmmm, you know what? i think he likes you.. like as his favorite student..

:p or he really is a perverted teacher. or he's a PEDOPHILE!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer 2

You better get what is happening in writing every day and be with one of your friends all the time in school. write down dates-times-people who were with you. Do not go to your counselors  GO to your mom and dad AND the police ,, and be very careful around him he might just be a pedophile  --------  Good luck

Answer 3

tell your parents that he's creeping u out and then they'll complain to the head or something and don't go down a dark alleyway with him whatever u do.

Answer 4

i think u should tell ur mom about it b4 anything happens

Answer 5

Talk to your best friend, then try your parents, they could have a meeting with him and find out whats going through his head.

good luck with your teacher

-Jesse-

Answer 6

1st-Talk to your parents.

2nd-Then to the guidence/office people.

and don't tell anyone else, about that situation.

...

Or try not to pay any attenion to him.

But if he creeps you out, tell someone.

But if it's a student, then they'll just tell you to ignore him.

But if it's a teacher, that's when you really need to tell someone!

Gooooodluck.

Answer 7

I'd talk to your parents about it and get them to press the matter with the school.  

But one thing about the seating arrangements.  As a teacher I know most classes don't have a perfect boy-girl ratio.  They will likely have either more girls or more boys.  Teachers like to do boy-girl seating because it cuts down on the talking, but usually you have a section of the classroom where because of the numbers you have to sit girls next to girls or boys next to boys.  Unless of course you have more seats than students, but then you don't want to isolate anyone either.  

Answer 8

Talk to your parents!!

Your Principal!!

ANYONE!!!!

you clearly need help and there are plenty of places you can get it from

Answer 9

You asked to transfer but did you tell you counselors why you wanted to trasfer. Talk to your parents, your counselor, or another teacher you feel comfortable with and let them know about the situation. It might just be all in your head that he is being preverted, but you dont want it to escalade at all! Tell someone how you are feeling and that it is uncomfortable and they should be supportive and try to help.

Answer 10

Wow that does sound creepy especially the molestar part...sorry that your in this situation but i'm sure there are ways you can avoid him:

1. schedule change- you can switch teachers most of the time if theres another teacher from the same grade in that subject,

2. completely ignore his behavior and pretend like you in a different class, he might get tired of bothering you.

3. dont get alone with him and if anything serious happens, tell your parents or a councler.

good luck with the creeper! :)

Answer 11

Being a male teacher and having a daughter, I can see where you are coming from. Yes, he's being inappropriate. No, I wouldn't want my life or career ruined by a one-time, thoughtless remark or seating chart arrangement. I would talk to a female teacher, one of his colleagues that you know and ask her to quietly speak to him so that he can be more aware of how he behaves. This keeps it out of Administration and keeps him from getting in trouble. Tell her ALL of what you typed, that he's not doing anythign wrong, but it's his ways of being that make you uncomfortable. Are there any other girls who feel like you or notice what you notice? Coming to that female teacher with more than just you will give her a better reason to talk to him instead of getting admin. involved. Good luck.