List Of Female Teacher That Had Sex

List Of Female Teacher That Had Sex
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THEY are the young women entrusted to care and teach the vulnerable students they’re convicted of abusing. What drives them to it?
THIS week, a 26-year-old married, successful science teacher was arrested in Florida after she allegedly had sex with a 14-year-old student.
Police say the woman, Stephanie Peterson, sent nude photos and also sold the teenage boy marijuana , and was charged with two counts of lewd or lascivious battery and one count of transmission of harmful materials to a minor.
Last month, a former Texas high school teacher, Alexandria Vera , who was impregnated by a 13-year-old but had an abortion, got a 10 year sentence and was thrown behind bars after pleading guilty to having sex on multiple occassions with the teenager.
And let’s not forget the most famous case of all — sweet faced Mary Kay Letourneau, who was embroiled in a Seattle rape scandal that shocked the world.
In 1996, the then 34-year-old Seattle primary school teacher was busted having sex with her 12-year-old student, Vili Fualaau.
The mother-of-four was sentenced to seven years behind bars following the rape, and put on the registered sex offender list for the rest of her life.
But following her release, the pair continued their relationship — and to date, have been married, divorced and share two children together.
According to figures obtained under Freedom of Information, more than 100 women were convicted of sexual offences in the United Kingdom in 2015, a trend that’s almost trebled in the past decade, The Conversation reports.
Alarmingly, that figure was mostly made up of school staff — including teachers, aids and head of schools.
So what is going on in the minds of these women? What could make them cross a line and prey on vulnerable youths?
In a piece written by Andrea Darling from the criminology department at Durham University in England and published by The Conversation, these examples of sex offenders often don’t fit the “mould of what many consider a predatory paedophile”.
“Unlike other sex offenders, they do not specifically enter their professions to access children,” she wrote.
“Instead my research has found that many (though not all) of these women appear to abuse because of their own unmet intimacy needs resulting from relationship problems and feelings of loneliness, for example.
“These women are also different from other female sex offenders in that they are generally older, more affluent, have better social skills and less issues with substance abuse.
“Their behaviour is also to some extent influenced by the very situations they are working in.”
According to the Center for Sex Offender Management, a project operated by the US Department of Justice, females account for around 10 per cent of all sex crimes reported to American authorities.
However, a much higher percentage — over 30 per cent — of all teacher-student sexual offences in the US are estimated to have been perpetrated by females.
In the latest available statistics, in 2014, just under 800 school employees in the US were prosecuted for student sex crimes — around one-third of them female.
Other experts are beginning to focus on why some women initiate sex with boys.
Dr Domenick Sportelli, a board-certified psychiatrist, told Fox News that while the psychology behind sexual activity between female adult teachers and student minors is an incredibly complex one, it has its foundations in exploiting the vulnerability of the student and is “predatory” behaviour by every definition.
“Its roots are based on the ‘power’ that the female teacher has, a position of dominance and control,” Dr Sportelli explained.
“Perhaps the teacher is experiencing personal loneliness, dissatisfaction with her current relationship, feels the need for revenge, is experiencing lust or perhaps believes it is ‘true love’.
“In many cases, there is a history of sexual and or psychological abuse toward the perpetrator.
“Many psychiatric pathologies can lead to this type of behaviour including mood disorders, personality disorders and prior sexual trauma.”
Sexologist, relationship expert and author, Dr Nikki Goldstein told news.com.au that the reasoning behind more of these abuse scenarios being reported on, comes down to a number of factors.
“It could be that these situations went largely unnoticed or unreported,” she said. “But also the over sexualisation of youth, the sexual empowerment of women and the young age at which we are seeing teacher enter the workforce.”
In her opinion piece, Ms Darling said while this behaviour was abuse and should be punished accordingly, the impact it could have on a victim in these types of cases, was often debated.
“This is because social and cultural norms mean that women are often viewed as nurturers and carers, ‘the fairer sex’ and therefore not capable of sexual aggression,” she wrote.
“So this means that abuse by a woman is seen as being less harmful than abuse by a man — and viewed as the result of mental instability or coercion by a male partner. And this not only minimises the offending behaviour, but it also unfairly downplays the consequences for victims.
“[But] ultimately, these inappropriate female teacher-pupil relationships need to be reported and presented in the same way they would be if the perpetrator was a male.”
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THEY are the young women entrusted to care and teach the vulnerable students they’re convicted of abusing. What drives them to it?
THIS week, a 26-year-old married, successful science teacher was arrested in Florida after she allegedly had sex with a 14-year-old student.
Police say the woman, Stephanie Peterson, sent nude photos and also sold the teenage boy marijuana , and was charged with two counts of lewd or lascivious battery and one count of transmission of harmful materials to a minor.
Last month, a former Texas high school teacher, Alexandria Vera , who was impregnated by a 13-year-old but had an abortion, got a 10 year sentence and was thrown behind bars after pleading guilty to having sex on multiple occassions with the teenager.
And let’s not forget the most famous case of all — sweet faced Mary Kay Letourneau, who was embroiled in a Seattle rape scandal that shocked the world.
In 1996, the then 34-year-old Seattle primary school teacher was busted having sex with her 12-year-old student, Vili Fualaau.
The mother-of-four was sentenced to seven years behind bars following the rape, and put on the registered sex offender list for the rest of her life.
But following her release, the pair continued their relationship — and to date, have been married, divorced and share two children together.
According to figures obtained under Freedom of Information, more than 100 women were convicted of sexual offences in the United Kingdom in 2015, a trend that’s almost trebled in the past decade, The Conversation reports.
Alarmingly, that figure was mostly made up of school staff — including teachers, aids and head of schools.
So what is going on in the minds of these women? What could make them cross a line and prey on vulnerable youths?
In a piece written by Andrea Darling from the criminology department at Durham University in England and published by The Conversation, these examples of sex offenders often don’t fit the “mould of what many consider a predatory paedophile”.
“Unlike other sex offenders, they do not specifically enter their professions to access children,” she wrote.
“Instead my research has found that many (though not all) of these women appear to abuse because of their own unmet intimacy needs resulting from relationship problems and feelings of loneliness, for example.
“These women are also different from other female sex offenders in that they are generally older, more affluent, have better social skills and less issues with substance abuse.
“Their behaviour is also to some extent influenced by the very situations they are working in.”
According to the Center for Sex Offender Management, a project operated by the US Department of Justice, females account for around 10 per cent of all sex crimes reported to American authorities.
However, a much higher percentage — over 30 per cent — of all teacher-student sexual offences in the US are estimated to have been perpetrated by females.
In the latest available statistics, in 2014, just under 800 school employees in the US were prosecuted for student sex crimes — around one-third of them female.
Other experts are beginning to focus on why some women initiate sex with boys.
Dr Domenick Sportelli, a board-certified psychiatrist, told Fox News that while the psychology behind sexual activity between female adult teachers and student minors is an incredibly complex one, it has its foundations in exploiting the vulnerability of the student and is “predatory” behaviour by every definition.
“Its roots are based on the ‘power’ that the female teacher has, a position of dominance and control,” Dr Sportelli explained.
“Perhaps the teacher is experiencing personal loneliness, dissatisfaction with her current relationship, feels the need for revenge, is experiencing lust or perhaps believes it is ‘true love’.
“In many cases, there is a history of sexual and or psychological abuse toward the perpetrator.
“Many psychiatric pathologies can lead to this type of behaviour including mood disorders, personality disorders and prior sexual trauma.”
Sexologist, relationship expert and author, Dr Nikki Goldstein told news.com.au that the reasoning behind more of these abuse scenarios being reported on, comes down to a number of factors.
“It could be that these situations went largely unnoticed or unreported,” she said. “But also the over sexualisation of youth, the sexual empowerment of women and the young age at which we are seeing teacher enter the workforce.”
In her opinion piece, Ms Darling said while this behaviour was abuse and should be punished accordingly, the impact it could have on a victim in these types of cases, was often debated.
“This is because social and cultural norms mean that women are often viewed as nurturers and carers, ‘the fairer sex’ and therefore not capable of sexual aggression,” she wrote.
“So this means that abuse by a woman is seen as being less harmful than abuse by a man — and viewed as the result of mental instability or coercion by a male partner. And this not only minimises the offending behaviour, but it also unfairly downplays the consequences for victims.
“[But] ultimately, these inappropriate female teacher-pupil relationships need to be reported and presented in the same way they would be if the perpetrator was a male.”
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Multi-millionaire Kayla Itsines’s fitness company has been forced to lay-off staff and cut costs after dominating the workout market for years.

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The Big List: Female Teachers With Students: Here is A List Of “Snow Queens” “The Majority Of Black Women” My A$S

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Here is a list of the teacher ‘sexpidemic’ cases TRS has documented where female teachers have been accused, or convicted, of assaulting students:
Abbie Jane Swogger, 34: Teacher’s aide at Highlands Senior High School in Harrison, Pa., was arrested Feb. 22, 2008, for renting a hotel room where police found beer, marijuana, an open condom wrapper and at least four teenage girls and boys, including several of her 15-year-old son’s friends. Though categorically denying rumors she was having sex with students from the school, Swogger was quoted as saying, “I was stupid, very stupid. I already know I was and I can understand you looking at me wrong. It’s the biggest mistake I ever made in my whole life.” Police allege Swogger “asked or encouraged” two 15-year-old runaway girls to have sex with her. According to a police papers, Swogger admitted to having sex with a 17-year-old boy and asked police, “How serious is that?” The one-time exotic dancer resigned Feb. 25, 2008. Swogger accepted a 3- to-6-year jail term that included a 36-year probation on May 26, 2009. “I’m sorry I was not the role model I should have been. I’m really sorry,” she told the judge.
Abigail Holloway, 33 The former gym teacher at the Christian prep school, Kings Academy, in Sunnyvale, Calif., was arrested March 5, 2009, at St. Mary’s Academy in Englewood, Colorado, where she was working, on charges stemming from an alleged sexual relationship with a female student lasting from 2001 to 2005. The girl, now a student at Whitworth College in Spokane, Wash., told a school counselor about the relationship that had occurred in California beginning when she was 13. During that time, according to the girl, she and Holloway were intimate “over 100 times.” “We have a very special relationship. It is a gift from God,” states an alleged e-mail from Holloway to the girl in March 2003. “Not many people are going to understand that, but we know in our hearts that God made us for each other!” Holloway is fighting extradition.
Adrianne Hockett: Accused of having sex with a 16-year-old special-needs student in a Houston apartment she rented for the get-togethers. The boy has testified the pair would “have sex, drink beer and smoke weed.”
Adrienne Laflamme, 60: Science teacher at the Brevard County Juvenile Detention Center in Cocoa, Fla., was arrested June 25, 2008, for having a four-week heated affair with an inmate student, 17, within days of his release. T he boy’s mother said the teacher regularly picked him up from their home to have sex at her own residence. Laflamme had sex with the student at least 15 times, including one threesome with a 14-year-old boy. She has been charged with 15 counts of unlawful sex with minors and one count of filing a false police report.
Alison Mosbeck, 33: History teacher at Dueitt Middle School in the Spring, Texas, school district was arrested Oct. 26, 2007, for allegedly having intercourse at least three times with one of her students, a 14-year-old boy. The mother of one of the students’ friends saw text messages from Mosbeck on the student’s cellphone and alerted authorities.
Alison Peck, 23: Former teacher at Greenfield High School in Greenfield, Mo., was charged May 22, 2009, in Green County with statuatory rape after convincing two friends to help her spend a night at a motel in Springfield with a 16-year-old boy who used to be her student. Peck had already been charged in Dade County on May 14 with having sexual relations with the boy at a park in that county sometime between January and March. On the day after receiving that citation, she arranged with friends to meet the boy at the Springfield motel. On May 17, she was charged with statuatory sodomy and statuatory rape because the boy told the detective that he had liaisons with Peck at her home in Mount Vernon. Judges have set bonds of $2,500 in Dade County, $10,000 in Lawrence County, and $200,000 in Greene County and Leo has been issued a no-contact order, told to stay 1,000 feet away from the boy’s home and school and to surrender her passport.
Allenna Ward, 24: Minister’s daughter from Laurens County, S.C., was a second-year teacher at Bell Street Middle School in Clinton, S.C., when she was fired Feb. 28, 2007, for allegedly having sex with at least five boys. Some of the purported victims, ages 14 and 15, were students at Ward’s school. Authorities say the married woman had sex with the boys not only on campus, but also at a motel, in a park and behind a restaurant. On Sept. 6, 2007, Ward pleaded guilty to six charges – three second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and three lewd acts on a minor. “Today, I publicly admit my guilt and would like to apologize. I sincerely apologize for the effects of my actions,” she told the court. On Feb. 19, 2008, she was sentenced to six years in prison.
Amanda Athey, 27: Charged Aug. 8, 2007, in Huntersville, N.C. with three counts of indecent liberties with a female student and one count of sexual activity with a female student. The relationship came to light when the girl’s father became suspicious of the Hopewell High School English teacher’s friendship with his daughter. She had told the father she was
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