A former Marriotts Ridge High School special education teacher who police accused in February of having sex with a 15-year-old boy is facing additional charges of sexual misconduct with a second teenage boy.
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ROCKVILLE, Md. -- For the second time in two months, a former teacher was arrested for allegedly molesting a former student.
Joseph Robert Ballmann, 47, was arrested at his home early Thursday morning and charged with sexual abuse of a minor and third-degree sexual offense.
At the time, Ballmann was the boy's seventh grade teacher.
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Posted: 5:53 PM- LOGAN - A jury found a retired elementary school teacher guilty Thursday of sexually abusing one of his fourth-grade students more than 13 years ago.
Willey, who began his career in 1979, taught in three Logan elementary schools - Edith Bowen, Hillcrest and Wilson, where he was the school's teacher of the year in 2000 and again in 2004. He also taught at East Elementary in St. George in 1988-89, where similar criminal charges were filed against him but dismissed.
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SAN DIEGO -- An award-winning East County teacher faces four years in prison on a child porn charge he said he will plead guilty to, according to federal prosecutors.
The prosecutor said Tyler now admits that his home computer contained more than 200 child pornography images.
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A Glenbard East High School driver’s education teacher has been charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse for having an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old female student from the Lombard school, police said Thursday.
He is a very good guy,” Pedota said. “This is shocking. USA Hockey requires all coaches to be fingerprinted and screened, and that was done and it never indicated anything in his past.
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WARNER ROBINS --A Houston County teacher and track coach has been charged with stalking, simple battery, making harassing phone calls and influencing a witness, police said Thursday.
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(We should all keep an eye on this one. There is a reason they are not talking.)
An Alameda High School teacher was placed on paid administrative leave this week while officials investigate reports, spokeswoman Donna Fletcher said Wednesday.
The teacher’s leave was not disciplinary, Fletcher said.
The teacher’s name, department and what prompted the school district to take action were not disclosed by the school district at press time.
Students at Alameda High told the Alameda Sun that a teacher was abruptly removed from their third-period class Monday by AHS Principal Mike Janvier.
It is not known if the teacher that was pulled from class Monday is the same teacher on paid administrative leave.
Janvier said Tuesday it was a personnel issue and he declined to comment.
Sun staff will be following this story as it breaks; check www.alamedasun.com for the latest news.
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