MADISON, CT - The town of Madison has been sued by one alleged victim in the case of a former female Daniel Hand High School teacher, who has been charged with sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor involving two students at the school.

Former Daniel Hand High School English Teacher Allison J. Marchese, 38, is accused of having an inappropriate electronic relationship with a then 15-year-old at the school, and engaging in a sex act with a 17-year-old in a classroom. Marchese was fired by school officials last year.

The younger teen victim has sued the town including the Madison Board of Education alleging negligence on their part to stop the inappropriate relationship "despite actual or constructive notice of inappropriate and unusual behavior on the part of Marchese around minor males," the Hartford Courant reports. He is seeking in excess of $15,000. The older student also plans to sue and has moved to a private school, and is claiming severe anxiety and depression, the Courant reports.

In the younger teen's suit, it claims that the district failed to adequately monitor its employees social media accounts, where there was numerous evidence that Marchese was acting inappropriately, the Courant reports. Marchese is alleged to have sent winking and smiling emoticons to male students and posted a picture of herself wearing just a thong, with her breast covered, and her midriff exposed.

To sign up for Madison breaking news alerts and more, click here. Marchese will next appear in court on the criminal charges on March 29.

Background on the case against Marchese: According to court documents, Marchese developed an 'electronic relationship' with a 15-year-old student during the 2013-14 school year. She allegedly told the boy that he was so good looking that she couldn't concentrate during class or sleep at night, NBC Connecticut previously reported.