May 15, 2008 - Sheila Vazquez, 37, a teacher at the Renaissance School, was arrested, accused of sexual impropriety with a 15-year-old male student.
Renaissance School is an alternative facility for about 200 students in Grades 6-12 who are either having disciplinary problems or considered at risk of dropping out. 
According to a police report, the student told authorities Vasquez first had engaged in flirtatious behavior with him.Court papers show the relationship came out earlier this month when the boy was approached about an end-of-the-year field trip to Kings Island. She is on paid administrative leave.
The two eventually concocted a plan, the student told police, for Vasquez to arrange to take the student on a special lunch outing that would be described to administrators as a reward for recent improvements in the boy's classroom performance. The two intended instead to go to the teacher's home for sex, the boy told police.
GUILTY PLEA & SENTENCING (Sorta) October 3 - Vasquez pleaded guilty to one count and was sentenced (sorta) to two years of home confinement.
She pleaded guilty this morning to one count in exchange for a maximum eight years in prison.--------------------------
Prosecutors asked for at least four years in prison, but Court Commissioner Stan Kroh gave Vasquez two years in home detention, followed by four years on sex offender probation. She will have to register as a sex offender.Vasquez, Fishers, apologized for her conduct and asked for leniency. She has three young children.
TT - There's a lesson here: Abuse someone else's child and then plea with a lowercase judge for leniency so you can take care of your own child. Where the heck is the justice for the victim or for his family in that??????
Especially when your read: "Vasquez arranged the trip by telling his foster parents that she was taking the student on a special lunch outing to reward him for recent improvements in classroom performance. She brought along a female student who stayed downstairs during the tryst, prosecutors said."
