Two high school
teachers in Southern California have been arrested on suspicion of having
sexual relations with students on an overnight beach camping trip.
South
Hills High School teacher Melody Lippert allegedly met a group of male students
in November at the beach in San Clemente, where she gave them alcohol and
"engaged in a sexual relationship with one of them," according to the
Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Authorities say Ghirelli, 30, is one
of two teachers who have been arrested… A few weeks later, Lippert allegedly
set up an overnight camping trip to the same beach with some students along
with Michelle Ghirelli, who had taught at South Hills before being assigned to
work in the school district's offices. The two women are suspected of having
sexual relations with the students during that trip, which was not sponsored by
the school.
Lippert,
38, was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency
of a minor and is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail. Ghirelli, 30, faces
possible charges of oral copulation and unlawful sex with a minor and has a
$50,000 bail.
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