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24:39Now PlayingMaris Nichols, a 25-year-old biology teacher and football operations manager at Alexander High School, was arrested for allegedly having sexual encounters with a student in a shared classroom closet and a parked SUV. While Nichols is currently out on a $40,000 bond, parents have voiced outrage over a lack of academic instruction in her classroom and a perceived failure by the school district to ensure student safety. Despite her leadership role as the district's biology program lead, the Douglas County School System has remained silent regarding her employment status and how the alleged on-campus misconduct went unnoticed. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the case on this episode of Scandal.
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Host: Sierra Gillespie
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