Credit: Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office
An Alabama junior high school teacher has been arrested and accused of sexually abusing a minor student.
Ashton Alana McCluskey had been a 7th grade math teacher at Brooks High School since 2017, according to AL.com. The married 26-year-old a former cheerleader at the University of Alabama was also a private cheer coach at the 490-student school. She had attended the same high school as a student when she was growing up. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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Married math teacher, 27, who had sex with her high school student is released on bail after turning herself in to cops
Ashton Alana McCluskey, 27, was arrested by the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday and released on a $50,000 bond
McClusky has been charged with two felony counts of Sexual Conduct With a Student under the age of 17
She has also been ordered not to have any contact with the alleged victim, the relative of a Sheriff s Office employee
McClusky faces a sentence between 2 to 20 years and a permanent ban on her teaching license
Pictured, Ashton Alana McCluskey Alabama 7th grade high school teacher at
Pictured, Ashton Alana McCluskey Alabama 7th grade high school teacher at Brooks High School, Lauderdale County. Image via social media.
Ashton Alana McCluskey Lauderdale County Alabama seventh grade math teacher at Brooks High School accused of having sex with student under the age of 17.
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Alabama teacher has been accused of engaging in a sex act with a student according to reports.
Ashton Alana McCluskey was charged with two counts of school employee sex act with a student under the age of 17. McCluskey was released on a $50,000 bond after being booked into the jail Wednesday according to the
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