Married teacher faces second underage sex scandal in a month

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By Mydrim Jones - The Express




A MARRIED school dance teacher has stepped into her second pupil-sex scandal in a fortnight.

Sarah Lewis, 27, was charged at the end of January with raping a 17-year-old pupil after allegedly plying him with vodka and beer at her home.

Now another boy the same age claims he also had intercourse with the blonde after she gave him whisky and champagne at her house.

They had sex on December 28 after swapping messages on Snapchat, he told police.

The mother-of-one sent him a photo of herself boozing and told him “let's party” before picking him up, said police files.

The teenager said he tried to leave after getting drunk but Lewis led him to her bedroom.

His account is similar to that of the other pupil who told investigators Lewis bought him alcohol before having intercourse with him at her home in Payson, Utah.

He recorded the romp on his phone and sent footage to pals, said the police documents.

Lewis, whose husband reportedly filed for divorce on Tuesday, told police after her arrest on January 24: “It was a one-time thing, I don't know.

“It was - my husband was gone and I was drunk.

"I don't know. It was easy, I guess. I don't know. It never happened again.”

The alleged romp is said to have happened about a week after the one with the other teenager, for which she now also faces a rape charge.

She has lost her job from Landmark High School, an alternative school in Spanish Fork.

Lewis, who also taught social studies, had worked there for two years.

Police Lieutenant Bill Wright said: “It's a tragedy that things like this occur.

“It's one of those mind-bogglers. You have to shake your head at it.“

Lewis is being held at Utah County Jail after a judge branded her a “danger to society”

Her bail has been doubled to $20,000 cash after the second student came forward, reports the Daily Herald.

Lana Hiskey of Nebo School District: “We are saddened that there are more victims.

“If there are any more, we hope they would come forward and work with the police on this matter. It's a tragedy for all involved.”