Teacher Pamela Rogers Having Sex with Her Student, 13 – Just Like Mary Kay Letourneau

Schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau had an affair with her 12-year-old student. It made her infamous, especially when she divorced her husband to marry the schoolboy. Pamela Rogers is emulating Letourneau. She’s having an affair with her 13-year-old student.

Even prison couldn’t keep Letourneau away. She continued contributing to the delinquency of her minor. Remarkably, this seems to be case with Rogers and her minor too.

Teacher Pamela Rogers Having Sex with Her Student

After all, she spent 6 months in the pokey for teaching him to poke her. Yet, within weeks of her release, Rogers was having him poke her again. There’s no explaining her fatal attraction. But the failure of this teacher’s pet to keep their hook ups secret requires no explanation. Boys will be boys.

In fact, their legal troubles have as much to do with her lack of judgment as with his lack of discretion. After all, Rogers was sending him nude videos and images. She might have wanted him to “study them” like homework. Instead, he consumed and shared them like any schoolboy would.

And so the X-rated evidence of her probation violations was plain for the Court to see. Police arrested her again last week. And she now faces an 8-year withdrawal from her boy-toy behind bars.

Of course, this absence might only make her heart grow fonder. After all, Letourneau served seven years for her fatal, pedophile attraction. Yet they got married as soon as she got out, and he was finally of age.

Meanwhile, media reports suggest these student-teacher affairs have become epidemic. They have teachers blowing more than the minds of schoolboys all across America. Only weeks ago, they reported on a 34 year old teacher having sex 28 times in one week with her 13-year-old student…

Schoolteachers having sex with students need counseling, not jail time

Prosecuting teachers like Rogers for having sex with students is almost never warranted. In this previous article, I recommended the appropriate punishment for their transgressions. They serve the best interest of the parties involved.

Of course, recidivists like Letourneau and Rogers seem immune to counseling and prison. So sentencing them to do time might be in the best interest of all parties involved. If nothing else, it would quiet public outrage. But it might also make other teachers think twice before seducing their students.