Again, aware of what? That Jerry was investigated and no evidence of sexual intent was uncovered? That no restrictions were placed on Jerry's access to children?
I'm not blaming anyone. That's the point. I don't believe Jerry ever sexually abused Alan Myers. And I don't believe C/S/S were told that he had. Regardless of whether Jerry would later be seen as a child predator, in this instance, he was just Jerry being Jerry. If Mike was sure it was more than that, he should have pressed the issue.
If they were told of CSA:
1) Courtney would have insisted that the matter be reported to CYS. He even said he would have done so himself. That he left it as an optional, CYA move should be all you need to know.
2) The notes and emails would have reflected their concerns. They would have been focused on the boy rather than Jerry's "appropriate future use of the University facility". The risk that he might go to the authorities would have been the elephant in the room, not some nebulous concern that a future incident might leave them "vulnerable".
3) JR would not have responded so flippantly to the restrictions Curley placed on Jerry's access to the facilities.
4) Bruce Heim would not have offered up the Hilton Garden Inn so Jerry could continue his abusive behavior.
5) Schultz would not have written, "-unless he “confesses” to having a problem, TMC will indicate we need to have DPW review the matter as an independent agency concerned with child welfare". It absolutely makes no sense to involve DPW if Jerry denies having a problem, but not to call in DPW if he "confesses" to having a problem if that problem is the sexual abuse of a child. OTOH, if that problem is 'boundary issues', it makes perfect sense.
It was just "Jerry being Jerry". Blaming MM for not pressing his peers way up the chain of command is cute and all, but not exactly how the real world works. Blaming Courtney for not forcing them to pick up the phone is yet again passing the buck. I see a clear pattern indy...everyone else should have done more...just not them as they were actually responsible for the school. There is a reason the higher up you go the more accountable you are, maybe you don't live in that world though. It's not always fair either.