REFORM SCHOOL OVERSIGHT

“In another series of messages, Hailey asks Alex if Alex's roommate, quote, want in on the action too. I'm kidding. Wow. You really are just a bucket. Like, you would dead do that shit too, I feel like. You're insane. A bucket? Bro, he could very well be a minor, and I would never do this for a stranger.”

“Alex figured that he could take it to his advantage because then he wouldn't need a part time job and he could focus on football. So he would just text things to Hailey, like, hey. You wanna get me a pizza? And Hailey would just, like, promptly send over $30.30 dollars. If Alex was leaving campus for lunch, Hailey would give him her card to buy lunch.”

“In the span of one and a half months, there are 4,000 messages between Hayley Beck and Alex. Hayley Beck is a teacher. Alex is still a student. Yes. He's 18 years old, but, honestly, in my book, that means nothing. He's still her student. She's in the position of power.”

“I'm sorry if I overstep when asking about Taylor, but to be honest before we were ever anything you tell me all about your other girl stuff so I just assumed that you continued telling me about it but it's fine. I figured with our situation, overstepping doesn't really exist, and that's something I feel like you should value.”

“In the laundry area inside a blue folder on the shelf, I found a handwritten note listing Hailey's usernames and passwords for several accounts, including her social media profiles. This note was photographed and not collected. They move into the bedroom where they find a green notebook on her bedroom floor and what appears to be a page ripped out of it, And that page is now sitting in the kitchen trash can.”

“He even rants to his girlfriend that if he stops texting Hailey Beck, she might fail his class, and then he probably would lose his scholarship, like, his entire future. And I think him being mean to her is not him being mean.”