MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

MARYSVILLE, MI -- A math teacher at Marysville High School, who was charged earlier this month with multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct, has been charged in a second criminal sexual conduct case, this one involving a student. Steven Rogers, 52, was arraigned Wednesday, Sept. 29, in 72nd District Court on one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct-student, a two-year misdemeanor. Rogers was issued a $100,000 cash/surety bond in this case, according to district court records. Rogers is a math teacher at Marysville High School, about five miles south of Port Huron in St. Clair County, according to the school’s website. Related: St. Clair County teacher arraigned in criminal sexual conduct caseFollowing a preliminary examination Tuesday, Sept 21, Rogers was bound over to circuit court on the first case in which he is charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and single counts each of second-degree criminal sexual conduct against a child under the age of 13, distributing obscene material to children, third-degree criminal sexual conduct and assault with intent to commit penetration, per court records.

MARYSVILLE, MI -- A math teacher at Marysville High School is facing multiple charges of criminal sexual conduct. Steven Rogers, was arraigned in St. Clair County District Court Thursday, Sept. 2, on two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, a count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct against a child under the age of 13, a count of distributing obscene material to children, a count of third-degree criminal sexual conduct and a count of assault with intent to commit penetration, per court records. He is a math teacher at Marysville High School, about five miles south of Port Huron in St. Clair County, according to the school’s website. After learning about the charges, the district placed the teacher on administrative leave pending a full investigation and the conclusion of the criminal case, Wightman wrote. The district will not be commenting on the case, Wightman said, adding any information on the case will be provided by the St. Clair County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office or the Marysville Police Department.

A Michigan teacher is facing five sex charges and has been placed on administrative leave after an incident that happened last month, officials said.

Favorite Artists: The 1975, Travis Scott, and The WeekndFavorite Season: SummerFavorite Vacation Spot: New YorkThe winner of two 4Frenzy Spring Fan Choice Awards in the Track and Field category is Kaia Scheffler! Kaia won the 100m and 300m Hurdles categories. The senior at Marysville High School also won the state championship last year for 100m hurdles and placed all states in the 300m hurdles! After discovering that she loved it, Kaia stuck with track all through middle school and then joined the Marysville team freshman year. Although COVID-19 forced a change in plans, Kaia also qualified and is now training for the champions division of New Balance Indoor Nationals and the Junior Olympics.

DETROIT - Marysville High School is asking unvaccinated students to stay home while the school deals with an outbreak of chickenpox. Students will be re-admitted to Marysville High School immediately upon getting vaccinated or providing St. Clair County Health Department with acceptable documentation of immunity. If the varicella dose administered was the second varicella dose, the student will be re-admitted immediately after vaccination. The best way to prevent chickenpox is to get the chickenpox vaccine. Chickenpox vaccine became available in the United States in 1995.