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No New Information On Investigation Into Hull High School Educator Placed On Leave For Allegations Of Inappropriate Relationships With Students

Two weeks ago it was widely reported by many media outlets that a paraprofessional at the South Shore Educational Collaborative’s “Mini School” at Hull High School had been placed on leave, pending an investigation into inappropriate relations with students.

A school employee is on administrative leave while officials investigate allegations of inappropriate relationships with students. The employee works with a special needs program operating out of Hull High School. Investigations have been launched by police and school officials. The allegations against the paraprofessional at the South Shore Educational Collaborative‘s “Mini School” at Hull High were addressed in a joint statement issued Wednesday, Jan. 29, by Hull Public Schools Superintendent Michael Jette and South Shore Educational Collaborative Program Executive Director Michael Losche.

“Consistent with our policies and procedures, SSEC administration notified Hull Public Schools administration, and a joint investigation was launched,” the statement said. “The Collaborative immediately placed the staff member on leave.”

The Hull Police Department is investigating the allegations, according to a Wednesday statement from the department.

“We … are working closely with SSEC and Hull Public Schools administrators. As this is an ongoing investigation, no further information is available at this time,” the statement said.

According to the Hingham-based collaborative’s website, “the Mini School specializes in educating children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, developmental delay or other similar learning profiles.

The identity of the teacher and other details were not released. However, according to sources we spoke with there are accusations that she purchased alcohol for students age 15 and 16, and other accusations of a sexual nature. These sources claim there are text messages that confirm this, although none have been provided.

The name of the educator is Lexi Hansen, a 23 year old Hull resident who recently graduated from Florida Atlantic University, who many would categorize as a “basic bitch.”

Somehow this bootleg Caitlin Albert was hired to teach at risk children, despite having open social media accounts with profile pictures like this:

She routinely posts cringe videos from what appears to be inside of a school, dancing provocatively and showing off her finer assets.

As a former teacher I am embarrassed by people like her. People like this are too immature to work with high school students because they still wanna come across as being “cool” and relatable. When I started teaching at Shepherd Hill when I was 24 kids were always trying to get me to talk about stuff I shouldn’t be talking to them about, which is why I made a concerted effort to come across as strict and uncool as possible. My job meant a lot more to me than impressing a bunch of 16 year olds, because them thinking I was cool was not something I valued.

Thot Pocket over here clearly went a different route. She was apparently outed by one of the boy’s ex-girlfriends, who told an administrator and launched the investigation. I have no clue what will come of this, but knowing schools they will almost definitely get rid of her quietly without revealing her name, sweep this under the rug, and then she’ll get a job at another school. I’ve seen it happen with multiple teachers. I attempted to reach out to Lexi and her mother for comment, but was immediately blocked. So I’m guessing that I’m probably on the right track.

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