Deanna Jean Bobo was arrested back in 2005 for allegedly sleeping with a 14 year old student. Bobo was a special ed teacher at Raymond E. Wells Junior High School in Arkansas. She’s been found guilty of two counts of first-degree sexual assault:

On the seventh and final day of Bobo’s trial in the Greenwood Division of Sebastian County Circuit Court, jurors found the former Raymond E. Wells Junior High School teacher guilty of two counts of first-degree sexual assault and recommended a sentence of six years on each count, to run consecutively.

Judge Norman Wilkinson imposed the sentence the jury recommended and ordered Bobo, 38, to register as a sex offender. He ordered her to report to the Sebastian County Adult Detention Center on Oct. 31 and allowed her to remain free on bond until then.

Defense attorney Shannon Foster told the judge Bobo will appeal the verdict.

Bobo apparently sent emails to the kid in question:

The computer evidence Foster referred to was a series of 19 e-mails the state said were exchanged between Bobo and the boy. In the e-mails, the boy makes apparent references to a sexual encounter, says he would like to do the same thing again and “make it last longer,�?

And it goes on from there.

This is something you don’t see very often. Heather E. Carter is a 30 year old teacher from Malvern, Ark, and she’s charged with having sex with a 17-year-old student. The twist is that the 17 year old student is female:

Authorities have charged a Malvern High School teacher for allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old student.

Heather E. Carter, 30, of Alexander is accused of having sex with the female student in her home and in her automobile. Police say the girl has since graduated from the school.

She’s since been released on bond:

A Malvern teacher is out on bond after being arrested on sexual assault charges.

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Carter and the juvenile say the relationship started in January and became physical in March with sexual encounters taking place at Carter’s home in Alexander, as well as in her car. Police only learned of a possible inappropriate relationship on May 23rd.

Delacruz said, “Apparently someone was cleaning out the vehicle that belonged to miss Carter and discovered a note or letter type document stumbled upon the reading of it and thought it was suspicious and reported it to school administration.�?