Married teacher who indulged in sex act with 14-year-old student is allowed back into the classroom!
Dori Myers, a married school teacher from New York, has been accused of performing oral sex on a 14-year-old student, who she later had sex with. According to reports, Myers, and the teenage boy made sexual relations on more than one occasion and across various locations in the school. Myers, it has been reported, pleaded guilty to a criminal sex act.
Myers, 29, who was a social studies teacher at The New School for Leadership and Arts in New York (at the time, she committed that shameless act) is married to local sheriff's deputy.
What's more surprising is the fact that Myers has not only avoided jail, but she won't be stripped of her teaching license. Meaning, she would be allowed inside the four walls of a classroom after all.
On the other hand, Dori will have to sign the sex offenders register, along with which she has been given ten years of probation. As per reports by The Sun, Manhattan Supreme Court heard that Dori had been sacked from her job at the school in the Bronx after entering her plea.
Her lawyer Andrew Stoll pleaded with the judge about her returning to teach, saying, "There is a possibility that she could teach adults now or in the future and we want to preserve that possibility. She still is a talented teacher and has those skills, and I don’t see any reason to destroy her ability to make a living and to contribute to society in a positive way."
The publication also reports that Dori was arrested in January after the young man confided in a classmate about their relationship. Moreover, a certain co-worker had also claimed to have seen the teacher massaging the victim.
Dori was always known for her habit of writing about her students on social media, and in one instance, she posted a since-deleted picture of herself that read “Champagne All Day,” while holding a bottle in one hand, and a glass of champagne in the other. In another now-deleted image, Dori was pictured wearing a white top with the bawdy phrase that said: “Whiskey Makes Me Frisky.”