The relationship, which had since ended, involved multiple encounters over a two-year period.
DELANCO TOWNSHIP, New Jersey --
Officials say that Michelle Jacoby, 27, from Riverside, was charged with aggravated sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.The incident began after authorities were informed that the student had disclosed his relationship with Jacoby to another teacher. It began when the student was a freshman, officials say, and most encounters took place at Jacoby's home.
"The safety of our students and staff is absolutely paramount," Adams said in a statement to the school community. "Therefore, I want to assure you that based on the information shared with me regarding this specific allegation from a few years ago, there is no current safety concern for our staff or students.
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