Maths teacher jailed for having sex with two teenage students in hotel

A former maths teacher will serve one year behind bars after for having sex with two of her students in a hotel room.

A teacher has been jailed for one year after she had sex with two teenage pupils at a hotel.

Christina Sosbe, 29, from Salem, US, had taken two 16-year-old male students she taught maths to, to the hotel, The Sun reports.

Authorities in the US state of Ohio were called in when it emerged that she was preying on the pupils, according to local news station WFMJ.

Assistant Prosecutor Gabe Wildman, said Sosbe was a teacher at Choffin Career and Technical Centre in Youngstown when she had sexual relations with the students.

She had admitted to one count of sexual battery was sentenced to one year in prison, along with having to register as a Tier Three Sex Offender.

Maths teacher Christina Sosbe, 29, jailed after bringing two pupils, 16, to hotel room for sex as she preyed on boys she taught in class. Picture: Supplied

She had faced a possible maximum five-year prison sentence, but instead will serve a fifth of the time after her guilty plea.

A spokesperson for Choffin told the channel that Sosbe was not employed by the school but worked for an organisation called Pace that was located in Choffin.

Wildman said Sosbe had sex with the teens at a hotel on Courthouse Square, with the establishment having changed its ownership since then.

The 29-year-old’s license to teach maths was permanently revoked last year.

Earlier this month a teacher was arrested for allegedly having sex with a pupil, 16, after an “X-rated video” was shared on TikTok.

The 20-year-old substitute English teacher, Ayanna Machelle Davis, was held in Florida last Friday after allegedly having sex with an underage student, The Sun reports.

One of their encounters was allegedly shared on TikTok and shown to students at the school, including a large group of football players.

This prompted one student, who suspected abuse, to contact the authorities.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission