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A middle school teacher accused of having sex with at least five boys -- some of them students at her school -- was arrested, authorities said.</p>
<p>Police began investigating Allenna Williams Ward, 23, after school officials recovered a note containing inappropriate messages, said Clinton Public Safety Director John Thomas.</p>
<p>Ward, who is married, had sexual encounters with the 14- and 15-year-old boys at various locations, including in the school, at a motel, in a park and behind a restaurant, from December to this month, according to arrest warrants.</p>
<p>Some of the victims were students at Ward's school, Thomas said.</p>
<p>Ward was placed on administrative leave with pay last Thursday, acting district Superintendent Laura Koskela said. A message left for the school's principal was not immediately returned Wednesday.</p>
<p>Ward was charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor and six counts of lewd acts on a minor, according to arrest warrants. She is being held in jail awaiting a bail hearing, police said.
<p>Victims? Let me guess, Mrs. Ward got those teenage boys so scared that they remained silent for 3 months? Bad Mrs. Ward! Let's hope she rots in prison! :And she probably will, as they want to give her a life sentence. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>She was in a position of power; she's the adult. Having sex in school with your students just doesn't fly. If that was a male teacher I bet you'd be saying something completely different pinkcrayons. A little hypocritical if you ask me.</p>
<p>Yes granted_business, if the teacher was male I would be saying something different.
I remember the eight grade jocks in my school. They would (censored) anything that moves, and treat every remotely "hot" teacher as a sex object. And they didn't improve with age, sadly.</p>
<p>it's ridiculous. As a teacher you have a responsibility to uphold: you are making impressions in young people's minds. They have to be the adults (I know that was a "duh" statement, but you get my point) and understand what is best for his/her students.</p>