A Southern California principal and assistant principal were both recently convicted (under Penal Code section 11166 (c)) of misdemeanor failure to report a sexual encounter between a substitute teacher and a student. In this case the administrators did not find out about the underlying incident until seven months after it allegedly happened., Penal Code section 11166 (c), Penal Code section 11166 (a), Penal Code 11166 (h)
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