Parents not notified of two teacher arrests in Aurora Public Schools An ongoing Denver7 investigation is exposing two more arrests of school employees charged with sexual abuse of students that were not reported to parents at those schools. Denver7 Investigates previously revealed arrests in Douglas County and Cherry Creek that were reported on the news before the schools reported them to parents. Now, the focus moves to Aurora Public Schools where two teachers were not only arrested but reached plea deals and began serving their sentences before the school provided the information to their communities. Zachary Timbrell: Zachary Timbrell was a popular music teacher at Vista Peak Preparatory before he abruptly resigned in June of 2016. It was not until several days later that the school learned the reason why: Aurora Police were investigating allegations Timbrell had an inappropriate relationship with one of his students. Police spent several months investigating, and in late December they filed charges. Their arrest affidavit details months of abuse, with Timbrell inappropriately touching the victim in his classroom and after concerts, giving her gifts, sending her emails saying, “I hope I haven’t pushed the physical side of things too far.” ... Katelyn Davis: Administrators at the Clyde Miller P-8 school called Aurora police in January of 2016 to report allegations sixth grade teacher Katelyn Davis was having “communications of a sexual nature” with a female student at the school. “We got information that the teacher may have been having an inappropriate relationship with a student. We reported that to the authorities, we removed the teacher from that context, and the police took over with that investigation,” Munn said. The student’s family brought forward the allegations to the school, and the school put Davis on administrative leave. The school sent a letter ... Continue reading... http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...-two-teacher-arrests-in-aurora-public-schools
