Wisconsin instructor accused of getting intercourse with boy 4 instances and sending nudes to his ‘buddies’
A teacher has been accused of having sex with a teen boy she met on campus and sending naked pictures to his “buddies” once “word travelled throughout his friend group”.
Stephanie Jensen, 41, has been charged with more than a dozen offences. She is alleged to have had sex with a teen boy she met on campus at the Faith Lutheran School in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Jensen was working as a teacher’s assistant when she allegedly met the school boy, identified as victim 1, who is reported to have been only 12 years old at the time. It’s claimed the illegal relationship began when Jensen was teaching year two at the alleged victim’s school, while he was in year eight.
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The boy has alleged Jensen first sexually assaulted him in September 2024 before he turned 16. He claimed she knew he was younger than 16 because he had yet to get his driving licence.
It’s alleged she had sex with the boy on at least four occasions starting when he was 15 until he turned 17. Jensen denies ever having sex with him.
In the criminal complaint filed with the Fond du Lac County Court on Monday, it was noted Jensen sent the boy naked photos of herself. She’s also accused of sending them to his “buddies”. The complaint read: “Victim 1 mentioned Stephanie Jensen was not only sending him nude pictures, but that she was sending his buddies nude content as well.
“Victim 1 said word travelled throughout his friend group that she was willing to share so people he knew would add her to see what she would share with them.”
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Jensen has been charged with possession of child pornography, multiple counts of child enticement and exposing intimate parts to a child, and 2nd-degree sexual assault of a child, according to the Fond Du Lac County Sheriff’s Office.
She has now been fired by Faith Lutheran School after the formal charges was filed in court. The school told local media: “The faculty, staff, and administration at Faith are committed to the safety and care of our students, staff, families, and community. We pray for all who are affected by these events as we continue to put our faith and trust in the Lord.”
