This occurred after district officials learned of their improper attempts to propose a quartet in an attempt to entice one of their students into a sexual experience.
To exacerbate the situation, one of these teachers used his Snapchat account to send the student pictures of herself wearing skimpy attire.
In April, two educators—Jennifer Larson, an 11-year veteran of the classroom, and Alexsia Saldaris, a novice—resigned from their positions.
After an inquiry by Janesville administrators at Joseph Craig High School, they resigned.
Madison’s WMTV 15 reported on this probe.
The investigation found that the male student, whose age is unknown, and both teachers had inappropriately interacted with each other on Snapchat.
While Larson confirmed that she had sent messages discussing “cuddling, flirting, and the implication of alcohol,” Saldaris admitted to sending obscene photographs.
The main source of the controversy is a school excursion that took place on April 7 and 9.
The student received texts from both teachers on this trip.
They expressed their desire to cuddle and “have fun” with him.
Furthermore, they inquired if another student could join them, as reported by the network, which obtained a summary of the district’s findings.
In a related incident during this trip, Saldaris gave the student the keys to a district-owned van.
She allowed him to drive it around the parking lot, according to the station.
While changing her shoes in the back of the vehicle, she and the student shared “a half kiss,” added the network.
The Post made requests for responses, but neither the instructors’ nor the school district’s representatives responded.
Saldaris emailed five pictures of herself in lingerie and underwear to the student on April 9.
Plans for their weekend rendezvous were laid out in the texts that followed.
But nothing more happened in the days that followed, the Daily Mail reported.
Larson informed the school administration the following day about Saldaris’s decision to let the pupil operate the van.
Saldaris texted the student that morning to break things up. The network said that he agreed.
A different teacher alerted the same administrator, who had received Larson’s report, about a group of guys on April 11.
They were observed giggling over phone pictures. The teacher was “95 percent certain” that Saldaris was shown in her underwear in the pictures.
The station said that on April 12, both teachers were put on administrative leave.
The school board accepted their resignations ten days later.
In addition to being the school adviser for the Wisconsin DECA, a program that trains future leaders and business owners, Larson said that he had told a male student that the lady he was dating wasn’t “good enough” for him. This was reported by the Mail.
The goal of the Janesville Police Department’s inquiry is to find out if these instructors’ acts violated any laws and whether or not they should be charged with a crime.
0 Comments