FORT WORTH, Texas — An employee at a North Texas middle school has been arrested for multiple charges, including an improper relationship with a student, officials announced Sunday.
The Crowley Independent School District said the employee, who was identified by Fort Worth police as Christopher David Session, works at Richard Allie Middle School, although the victim attends a different school in the district.
The district immediately put Session on administrative leave and school officials are cooperating with the Fort Worth Police Department in the investigation, according to a letter from district superintendent Michael McFarland.
Investigators have not found any evidence that other students were involved, McFarland said.
It was not clear when Session was arrested or when the reported incident happened. But he has since bonded out, according to authorities.
"This is extremely upsetting to all of us, and this type of illegal behavior will not be tolerated in our community," wrote to Crowley families and staff. "We will continue to act like a family and work like a team in Crowley ISD. We ask for your patience as we navigate this difficult situation, and we remain grateful for your support of our students, staff and schools."
Crowley is a district of about 16,000 students, located in southern Fort Worth and Crowley.