Report: Dallas substitute teacher accused of improper relationship with student



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A former Dallas high school substitute teacher has been arrested on a charge of having an improper relationship with a student.

Fallon Hunt, 28, of Irving, was arrested Tuesday and remained Thursday in the Dallas County Jail on $25,000 bail, online records state.

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According to WFAA, Hunt is accused of having a sexual relationship with a male student while she was filling in for a Justin Kimball High School teacher on medical leave last year.

The alleged relationship came to light in October when a parent reported finding inappropriate text messages between her son and a substitute teacher, WFAA reported, citing an arrest warrant.

Hunt allowed officers to look at her phone, where they found text messages between her and another student who graduated in May 2015. According to the arrest warrant, that student called Hunt "wifey" and she referred to him as "my baby," WFAA said.

In a statement Thursday that did not mention Hunt by name, Dallas Independent School District said:

"Dallas ISD was recently made aware that a former substitute teacher was arrested. The teacher had served in a long-term assignment at Justin F. Kimball High School. While the details of the investigation are still being gathered, the substitute teacher has not been at the campus since October 2016," the statement said.

"Our goal remains to keep all students safe, while ensuring they receive quality instruction each day."