- Madeline Marx, 23, was arrested at Kettering Fairmont High School in Ohio
- Marx was booked into jail on Wednesday on two counts of sexual battery
- She is accused of having a sexual relationship with at least two students
- Marx has been a substitute teacher in the school district for the past two years
Madeline Marx, 23, was arrested at Kettering Fairmont High School in Ohio on Wednesday after she was accused of having a sexual relationship with at least two students
A substitute teacher in Ohio has been accused of having a sexual relationship with at least two students.
Madeline Marx, 23, was arrested at Kettering Fairmont High School on Wednesday.
Marx, who has been a substitute in the district for two years, was booked into jail on two counts of sexual battery.
Police were notified of the allegations at 8am on Wednesday morning after students went to the school principal saying they were concerned about the alleged relationship.
Kettering police Lt. Mike Gabrielson said Marx was arrested three hours later after detectives found probable cause.
Marx had been given a four year teaching license last year that enabled her to teach grades K-12, WHIO reports.
Marx, who has been a substitute in the district for two years, was arrested (above) at the high school on Wednesday afternoon
She graduated from the nearby Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School in 2012.
Police would not reveal the extent of alleged abuse or say whether it happened on or off school grounds.
‘We became aware (Marx) was possibly involved with inappropriate activities with a juvenile,’ Kettering Superintendent Scott Inskeep said.
‘When we become aware of them then we will remove those people and not have them around our students.’
Students had gone to Kettering Fairmont High School’s principal Wednesday morning saying they were concerned about the alleged relationship