Hull college worker accused of inappropriate relationships with college students

A paraprofessional employed by the South Shore Instructional Collaborative (SSEC) was accused Wednesday of getting inappropriate relationships with college students at Hull Excessive Faculty.

The paraprofessional, whose identification has not but been revealed, is employed full-time in an SSEC program housed at Hull Excessive Faculty, in keeping with an announcement from SSEC Government Director Michael Losche and Hull Public Colleges Superintendent Michael Jette.

“According to our insurance policies and procedures, SSEC administration notified Hull Public Colleges administration, and a joint investigation was launched,” the assertion mentioned.

The paraprofessional was instantly positioned on depart, in keeping with the assertion.

Hull police have been notified, and the division started its personal investigation, Hull Police Chief John Dunn mentioned in an announcement.

The Division of Youngsters and Households can also be investigating the matter, and the SSEC and Hull Public Colleges are cooperating, in keeping with the assertion.

No additional data was instantly obtainable, in keeping with Dunn.