Florida assistant principal accused of allegedly causing students to rub their feet and showing him what “foreplay” is

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A Florida school leader has been accused of forcing students to massage their feet and even making sexual remarks to their children. Dr. Keiva Lark, assistant principal of Ponzi Scon Lake Middle School, was accused of lewd/lustful behavior and lewd crimes by the authorities. According to authorities, the victim was allegedly a 13-year-old male student who threw a piece of paper in the classroom during the test and was taken to Lark's office. While inside her office, Lark allegedly told him that rubbing his feet seemed like a punishment. Two witnesses and victims confirmed the story to the sheriff’s office. The 53-year-old allegedly took off his shoes and placed his legs on the boy's legs. Although the boy was massaging his feet, the woman was shocked to scold him for not wiping her correctly and showing on his arms and shoulders how he should do it. One colleague of Lark repeatedly heard her telling the teen to “wipe his feet like he loved her” and another witness heard Lark say she wished him to do so. During the days of disturbing moments, Lark admits to one person that “cross the line” with the student. The victim added the insult to injury, telling authorities that Lark called him “sexy chocolate” in the school corridor. “Dr. Lark initially told the detective that it was just a joke, that she just wanted to humble the victim. It was totally inappropriate for a 53-year-old woman to act like this with a middle school boy and her students. It was even worse, Polk County Grady Judd said, which was continued by the investigation. It is unclear if there were more victims.” This is abhorrent behavior for anyone who works among students, especially an administrator. This person no longer has any business being around children. We comment the school principal for immediately reporting this incident, so we could take action and work with the Polk County Sheriff's Office to protect students,” Polk County Public Schools Superintendent Frederick Heid said.Like this:Like Loading…Discover more from Baller AlertSubscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

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