THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY

Okay, you wanted more teacher-student stories? I have more for you; only this is one with an interesting ending. So, a Colorado teacher was busted for kissing a 17-year-old boy and sending a nude photo of herself to other high school boys, but is said to not have committed any crimes. She did however violate the school board's policies. 

31-year-old Larisa Oringdulph admitted to police that she kissed a boy outside the gym at South High School, where she worked, after Pueblo police found photos last month of her wearing only underwear that she sent to several teens. The police did not pursue charges against Oringdulph because the boys were older than 17, which is the state's age of consent. Oh, well!

Not so fast! A copy of the school board's policy says that "staff may not communicate with students through personal social media platforms or by texting without prior authorization from an administrator." Oringdulph did resign from her post, but it wasn't clear if the state's Department of Education was notified about the ethics violation. A rep for the department never confirmed if an investigation had been launched, but they did clarify that it does take a long while before a teacher can lose his or her license. 

I have to say that after writing about so many of these stories, I always said that as long as they were 17-years-old and these boys consented to the sexual relations, then the teacher is not at fault. The only violation that I think she committed was that she kissed the boy on school grounds. I think what they do off the school grounds is all personal and they should not be penalized for that. How can you blame a 30-year-old woman for wanting young meat? Or a young guy wanting a woman who is more experienced? That's all I see here. Maybe sending naked photos of herself to other students was a little much too, but I really see no other wrong here.