Three Teachers Arrested for Inappropriate Student Conduct in Georgia, Texas, Florida

Several teachers across different states have been arrested on charges related to inappropriate or sexual conduct with students. In Camden County, Georgia, Andrew Medders was arrested following an investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies; he was relieved of his duties at both the school system and emergency management agency. Georgia law classifies sexual contact with a student as a felony regardless of age or consent. In Florida, Misael Gonzalez, a longtime English teacher at Hialeah Senior High School, was arrested on multiple counts of lewd and lascivious battery involving a teenage student, prompting the school district to initiate termination proceedings. In Texas, Darian Christine Rogers, a student-teacher in Leander ISD, was charged with second-degree felony improper relationship with a student after evidence including explicit texts and admissions surfaced; she was released on bond. Authorities and school officials in all cases emphasized the seriousness of the allegations and the commitment to thorough investigations to ensure student safety and uphold community trust.