Female teaching assistant, 22, at school fired after ‘having s3x with student at least three times during lunch period’
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A teaching assistant was fired from a high school after allegedly having s3x with a student at least three times.
Ocean Valentine, 22, has been accused of sending a 17-year-old student explicit texts and engaging in s3xual acts during school hours. They had s3x at the student’s parents’ home during school hours, according to an official report seen by the New York Post.
Valentine has now been suspended without pay from her role at Urban Assembly Early College High School of Emergency Medicine in New York City.
It all allegedly started when Valentine approached the minor student in May 2022 and told him she was on Instagram.
The pair then began chatting online and even exchanged phone numbers before the messages turned explicit, the report states. The unnamed student told cops he skipped out of school to meet up with her on multiple occasions.
The report read: “He and Valentine left during lunch — while school was still in session — to engage in s3xual intercourse. “They walked across the street from the school to [the student’s] apartment.
“After this initial encounter, [the student] recalled that twice more, they left during lunch period to have intercourse.” Cops began looking into Valentine after a female student reportedly saw her messages on the boy’s phone along with a picture of a hotel receipt.
As the police began their probe, Valentine allegedly continued to try and contact the student throughout. She even texted him: “What’s going on?”
She was suspended without pay in 2023.
The DOE told the New York Post: “Ensuring the safety and well-being of our students is our highest priority. That’s why NYC Public Schools’ social media policy makes clear that staff should not communicate with currently enrolled students on their personal social media sites, and should avoid using personal contact information, including cell phone numbers and private messaging apps, to communicate with students.
