These days it would be very wise to choose your International School carefully following recent revelations of sexual abuse of children at a prestigious International School in Jakarta. The abuse was initially thought to be limited to kindergarten children, but further investigation has revealed that the pattern of sexual abuse at this school included 12 to 14 year olds and that at least one American teacher who formerly taught at this International school in Jakarta has been implicated (a catalogue of all his abuses was found on his hard drive just last month after he got fired from a school in the US and committed suicide). Criticism has been harsh about the standards of recruitment of foreign teachers and the often poor screening process at International Schools in Indonesia. As a father of two young children this concerns me as my own children will shortly begin attending a kindergarten in Indonesia. I am hoping that International Schools and Kindergartens throughout Indonesia will increase their standards and not only look at a teacher's experience in teaching but also carry out background checks on any criminal records or check if they are on any sex offenders lists. Unfortunately Asia seems to be a magnet to these sick people. What do you all think about this?