teachercrime
12-02-2008, 09:37 AM
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Kerry Foulk
The family of a teenage girl filed a lawsuit against a former teacher they say molested her, causing physical, psychological and emotional damage that exists to this day, according to the lawsuit.
The family has filed a civil lawsuit against Kerry Foulk, alleging she assaulted the girl at Foulk's home in September of 2006.
At the time, Foulk was a substitute teacher at Nederland High School.
Earlier this year, Foulk pleaded guilty to indecency with a high school student. She received ten years deferred adjudication and six months in jail. She can no longer teach and must register as a sex offender.
The civil lawsuit was filed by the father of a Nederland High School student. The student was 15 in 2006.
The lawsuit alleges the girl was befriended by Foulk, and on various occasions, would spend the night at Foulk's home, along with other girls who were minors.
According to the lawsuit, the girl, identified only as T.J., was invited to spend the night at Foulk's home in September of 2006. The lawsuit alleges that when everyone was out of the home, the defendant began drinking and became intoxicated, and also provided alcohol to T.J.
http://www.teachercrime.com/texas.html
Kerry Foulk
The family of a teenage girl filed a lawsuit against a former teacher they say molested her, causing physical, psychological and emotional damage that exists to this day, according to the lawsuit.
The family has filed a civil lawsuit against Kerry Foulk, alleging she assaulted the girl at Foulk's home in September of 2006.
At the time, Foulk was a substitute teacher at Nederland High School.
Earlier this year, Foulk pleaded guilty to indecency with a high school student. She received ten years deferred adjudication and six months in jail. She can no longer teach and must register as a sex offender.
The civil lawsuit was filed by the father of a Nederland High School student. The student was 15 in 2006.
The lawsuit alleges the girl was befriended by Foulk, and on various occasions, would spend the night at Foulk's home, along with other girls who were minors.
According to the lawsuit, the girl, identified only as T.J., was invited to spend the night at Foulk's home in September of 2006. The lawsuit alleges that when everyone was out of the home, the defendant began drinking and became intoxicated, and also provided alcohol to T.J.
http://www.teachercrime.com/texas.html