A pro-defund police pro-covid-lockdown teacher from New Hampshire has been indicted for sexual assault. “Bridgette Doucette-Howell of Amherst and Merrimack was indicted in March after a 10-month investigation.”
She is alleged to have had sex with and kissed a student between April 26 and May 13, 2021.
While the male student was 18 at the time, New Hampshire law prohibits this sort of conduct by anyone who is a teacher, volunteer, or contracts at the school the student is attending.
Doucette-Howell was the theatre director at Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston at least two years ago. Not long before the alleged sexual activity, the school’s troupe was featured on WMUR-TV for putting together a post-pandemic performance. …
Doucette-Howell holds a Bachelor’s in musical theatre and a Master’s of Art in teaching-secondary education and teaching, both from UNH. She worked for the Springboard After School program in Massachusetts and the Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth.
Patch.com also reviewed her Facebook page, where she shared support for defunding the police, favored school lockdowns, and opposed learning opportunities outside the public school system. (That page has since been locked or removed). But her Twitter is still up and live (though not very current).
Any guesses on how she feels about grooming six, seven, and eight-year-olds?
Note: the other sexual assault involved teacher Primo Howie Leung – you can find our coverage from 2019 here. Leung was never charged in NH, but the coverup cost a number of administrators their jobs. Leung still faces charges in Massachusetts.
