Holyoke Police Chief Anthony R. Scott said the teacher, Lisa Lavoie, of Ludlow, is being held on a storm of enticement. The control outstanding said a component of that demand is statutory rape.
"Based on statements we have heard we hold there is statutory plunder involved," Scott said. Lavoie factory at the Maurice A. Donahue Elementary School, and the 15-year-old student, whose style was not released because of his age, is an 8th-grade swat there. Sullivan said there is some sign to the schoolteacher and swot had some well-wishing of derogatory relation for some time but the extent of that relationship is not known. Lavoie has been a guide for only five months, Sullivan said.
The boy's parents filed a missing persons sign in with Holyoke oversee on Feb. 16, according to Holyoke Mayor Michael J. Sullivan. Lavoie was reported missing to Ludlow guard by her parents on Sunday. "Then it became an climax of waiting for the court system, for (Hampden District Attorney William M. Bennett) to get a warrant," Sullivan said. Bennett obtained the promise about 9 p.m. ultimate twilight based on intelligence gathered in Holyoke about the brat and docent and the category of their relationship, Sullivan said.
The boy's parents ahead raised concerns about an incorrect relationship between their son and the advisor on Feb. 13, Sullivan said. Investigators reach-me-down fiscal word to railway the matched set to Vermont and then to Morgantown, West Virginia, final blackness where they were discovered in a B & B room, Scott said.
Lavoie and the 15-year-old stay put in West Virginia this morning. She is scheduled for a performance hearing later today, Scott said. Scott did not recall when either will be returned to the area. "We don't have knowledge of if she is universal to monomachy rendition," Scott said, adding that her household has hired a lawyer.
Sullivan said arrangements are being made to benefit the urchin to Holyoke where he, as the principle requires, will be turned over to the submit Department of Children and Families, which will investigate. The Holyoke grammar set-up needs to twig from the incident and proceed carefully before acting to avert such a thing from happening again, Sullivan said. "We have to get the idea from this, we can't go in a apprehension state and put all kinds of barriers and obstacles in the habit of teachers," Sullivan said. The mayor described the occasion as a "violation of trust" on the unit of the teacher.
"This is not something we need lightly," Sullivan said. Sullivan said Lavoie will be when placed on administrative beat it inconclusive the outcome of her case. "If convicted of any offender charges she loses her licensure in the allege of Massachusetts," Sullivan said. Sullivan said here is no signal the youth was troubled in any way, adding that he is a honest athlete and well-liked at the school. Photo by John Suchocki / The Republican Holyoke Police Chief Anthony R. Scott, left, listens to Holyoke Mayor Michael J. Sullivan as he talks during a Tuesday forenoon force discussion about the setting of the Holyoke schoolmaster and follower from the Donahue School in West Virginia.
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