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A high school teacher from New Jersey resigned from one school and somehow gained employment at another school in a neighboring county after sharing nude selfies of a former student online.

On Aug. 21, a court ordered Christopher Doyle to pay $10,000 to Kaitlyn Cannon in damages, per a partial summary judgment, several years after he shared 14 intimate images she had snapped for a college boyfriend, according to Fox News.

Doyle was quickly hired by the Perth Amboy High School after he resigned from Wall High School in 2019 amid litigation over the breach of Cannon’s privacy.

It turns out that not much is actually checked during a teacher's background investigation. Because they wouldn't knowingly hire a sexual predator, would they?

Doyle was still listed as an active employee as of Friday, despite officials’ claiming that he was not, Fox News Digital reports.

The photographs, many showing Cannon's face, had been shared on a Dutch-owned message board where users share revenge porn. The website listed the photos under Cannon’s first name, last initial, and the town where she grew up.

Before leaving Wall High School, Doyle posted an apology on Facebook.

"[I'm] usually a pretty private person so not a lot of you know the issues I've dealt with, the troubles I've had or the mistakes I've made," he wrote. "Everyone makes mistakes in their life. Everyone makes a bad decision here and there... You never know what someone else is going through that leads them to act the way they do. This doesn't necessarily make them a bad person, just someone who made a mistake."

It is not clear how Doyle got ahold of the photos, but it was reported that Cannon’s ex-boyfriend had lost his phone.

Sexual abuse by teachers is obviously on the rise.

All you have to do is google ‘teacher arrested’ and your search feed will be filled with stories similar or worse than this one.

Nearly 270 public educators were arrested on child sex-related crimes in the US in the first nine months of 2022.

Of children in 8th through 11th grade, about 3.5 million students, nearly 7% surveyed reported having had physical sexual contact from an adult, which is most often a teacher or coach.

In 2004, the US Department of Education released a report that concluded that roughly 10 percent of students experience sexual misconduct by a teacher at some time during their K-12 school experience.

Public schools are just filled with the worst kinds of people these days. But that is no surprise considering the entire education system is saturated with Democrats.