The state Department of Education’s Board of Examiners issued a June 27 decision to strip teacher Alim Hasan of his license. The East Orange teacherHasan made several inappropriate comments to a female student, the state Board of Examiners said in its decision.
“Hasan’s actions in calling a student pretty, telling her he loves her, that she smells good, that she has a ‘grown woman scent’ and that he ‘likes the f*** out of’ her clearly demonstrate conduct that is unacceptable for a role model for school children,” the decision said. “Such communications by a teacher to his student are completely inappropriate, not what the Board expects as communications between a teacher and student. No student should have to endure such communications directed at them by their teacher,” the Board of Examiners added.According to the state’s revocation order, Hasan contested the facts of the case against him in October 2023, but did not respond to multiple further requests to defend himself.
The revocation order did not indicate which school Hasan last worked in, but a state teaching certification database said he had worked in schools for 41 years, as of last year. AThe state Department of Education did not immediately respond to a question about when Hasan’s teaching license was first issued.This N.J. high school is No. 1 in the nation for STEM students, U.S. News says
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