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Dunlap, CA - Krystal Jackson, Mountain View Independent School Teacher, Charged with Sexually Assaulting Student

Dunlap, CA - Mountain View Independent School Teacher, Krystal Jackson, Charged with Sexually Assaulting Student
Published: September 14, 2021
By: Darla Medina
Last Updated on September 14, 2021

Teacher Facing Charges of Sexually Assaulting Minor Student

According to People, 39-year-old Krystal Jackson faces sexual assault charges while employed as an independent study teacher with Mountain View Independent School. The abuse is said to have taken place during meetings at the Dunlap Leadership Academy located at 39500 Dunlap Rd, Dunlap, CA 93621. 

An investigation began on September 3, 2021, prompted by a tip made to the Fresno County Sheriff's Office, alleging that Jackson had continuously engaged in sexual abuse with the minor student during the study sessions. It is unclear how long the abuse has been taking place.

Jackson has been arrested, and her bail was set at $215,000. The teacher is facing the following charges:

  • four counts of rape
  • single counts of continuous sex abuse of a child
  • oral copulation with a child
  • lewd acts with a child
  • communicating with a child to commit a felony
  • meeting with a child for lewd purposes
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Legal Rights of Victims Sexually Abused by a Teacher

Attorney contributor Bobby Thompson is an experienced sexual assault attorney representing sexual assault victims in civil lawsuits in California. Below, Bobby has offered his insight on the legal rights of victims sexually assaulted by a teacher.

"School administrations are legally obligated to maintain the safety of their students while providing a safe learning environment. Schools should do everything within their ability to ensure this safe environment. This could include implementing safety measures, such as security cameras and utilizing reporting systems. Another safety measure that all school employees should have to adhere to is a strict background check. By using this preventative measure, schools can better attempt to limit the hiring of predators and incidents of sexual abuse."

"If an incident takes place and a teacher sexually abuses a student, the victim, and their family is encouraged to secure the services of an experienced sexual assault lawyer to explain their legal rights. Some assault cases occur because of the negligence of a third party, like the school administration. One example of negligence would include if previous misconduct was reported but ignored by the administration. Victims along with their families should know that in cases of negligence, they may have reason to pursue a lawsuit against the school and could even receive compensation for damages."

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