"Rumors without any basis, spread by people envious of our long history of success in straightening out troublesome kids, by parents incapable of admitting their own failure."
"The director of that institution donates to veterans associations and goes to church every Sunday, there is no way he can be a bad person!"
"Sensational gossip spread by snake oil salesmen disguised as journalists that disgraces this profession and makes all of us real journalists look like liars."
"About this mockumentary that pretends to talk about our schools, I will only comment that there is no doubt that Saddam's dollars have been well spent buying journalists in our country."
The reactions you will obtain from the media.
Generally, a media scandal, as we have seen in recent history from Watergate to the present, is only organized when the circumstance arises that the news is marketable, the accuser has very broad respect and popular support, and the accused person already was detested anyway.
But in this case...
Accusing a bunch of powerful and respected federal, state and local officials?
As well as sheriffs, police officers and directors and staff of educational institutions and juvenile reform schools?
Based exclusively on the accusations of those who for the American population are mostly juvenile delinquents and future mass murderers?
Yes, this is not sellable at all, it would be rejected as "playing the victim" if anyone ever decides to publish it.