Woman teacher faces charges after ‘seducing two students and even RATING their sexual performance’
Kelsey Leigh Gutierrez is facing three charges of having an improper relationship between educator and student
A FEMALE teacher seduced two students and even rated their sexual performance, police in America have claimed.
The 25-year-old is now facing charges in Texas.
A Houston television news station said the teacher is accused of having sex with two students over the last year and a half.
Kelsey Leigh Gutierrez is facing three charges of having an improper relationship between educator and student.
Prosecutors said there are two alleged victims but that three different sexual acts were performed.
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The English teacher had her employment terminated on November 18 after an investigation that began with a tip to authorities, prosecutors said.
KPRC 2 News said court documents allege Gutierrez met with an 18-year-old student at about midnight on November 12 in the car park of his residence.
It is claimed they kissed in the front seat of her car, before climbing into the back seat to have sex.
Court records reveal claims that just four days later, Gutierrez went to the student's residence and had sex in his bedroom.
Investigators said Gutierrez admitted to having a sexual relationship with the student, and that they found evidence on both of their phones about meeting times and the student's sexual performance.
The court documents also talk about a 2015 sexual relationship with another teenager still enrolled as a student at the time.
According to prosecutors in May last year, the teacher picked up the second student in her car, and they drove to a petrol station car park, where they kissed.
A few weeks later, court documents claim Gutierrez picked up the second student and parked on the side of the road, where they kissed in her car.
The two met four times in total, investigators claim.
Records show she had only started working at the school in 2014 and became a teacher at the start of that academic year.
She was held in custody in lieu of payment of a $45,000 bond, and has now been released.
Her former employer sent a statement to KPRC 2 News, reading: "As soon as the District learned of the allegations, an internal investigation began including campus administrators and the District police department, and the teacher's employment with the district ended.
"We want you to know that we take very seriously any concerns that relate to the well-being of each of our students and our first priority is the safety and education of our students in our district. We will continue to work in cooperation with law enforcement and the District Attorney's office. Inappropriate actions by teachers will never be acceptable in this district."
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