Ex-Oregon high school student sues district for $10 million over sexual abuse allegations

Former Lebanon teacher convicted of sexually abusing student, district faces $10 million lawsuit

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A former Lebanon High School student filed a lawsuit against the Lebanon Community School District seeking $10 million in damages after a staff member sexually abused him when he was a student, court documents claim. The lawsuit, which was first reported by The Oregonian, was filed in October and claims the school was negligent for hiring the staff member, who was identified in court documents as Jennifer Burton, and clai…

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The lawsuit alleges that there were other students targeted by Burton but does not specify how many.

Ex-Oregon high school student sues district for $10 million over sexual abuse allegations

A former Lebanon High School student is suing the school district for $10 million related to claims of sexual abuse at the hands of a former staff member.The lawsuit stems from the conviction of Jennifer Burton, a former Lebanon High School employee who pled guilty to misdemeanor third-degree sexual abuse in August.

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Ex-Oregon high school student sues district for $10 million over sexual abuse allegations - Legalization Profiles

Due to allegations of sexual assault by a former employee, a former student at Lebanon High School is suing the school district for $10 million. Jennifer Burton, a former employee of Lebanon High School, was found guilty in August of misdemeanor third-degree sexual assault, which is the basis for the case. This came after she was arrested in February and the Albany Police Department conducted a month-long investigation during which several stude…

The trial to determine the sentence to be served will be extended throughout the week, and witnesses from the prosecution, the complaint and the defence are cited.