Florida vice principal allegedly made student rub her feet
A shocking incident recently occurred at Lake Marion Creek Middle School in Brevard County, Florida, involving a middle school vice principal and a 13-year-old student. Dr. Keiva Lark, 53, was arrested after it was reported that she had the student rub her feet in her office as a form of discipline.
According to witnesses and the victim, Dr. Lark had asked the student, who she referred to as “Sexy Chocolate,” to rub her feet after he had thrown a paper ball across the classroom during a test. She insisted that he needed practice for his future girlfriend and scolded him for not massaging her feet to her liking. The incident took a disturbing turn when she told the boy to rub her feet “like he loved her” and even went as far as to demonstrate how she wanted to be massaged by touching the child’s arm and shoulder.
The inappropriate behavior didn’t stop there, as Dr. Lark allegedly told the student that she was showing him how to give her a massage so that he would know what foreplay is when he gets a girlfriend. The victim also reported that Dr. Lark had referred to him as “Sexy Chocolate” while passing him in the hallway, further adding to the disturbing nature of the situation.
After a co-worker reported that Dr. Lark had admitted to “crossing the line,” the school principal notified the police, leading to an investigation. During an interview with law enforcement, Dr. Lark admitted to acting inappropriately as an assistant principal but denied making any inappropriate remarks to the student.
As a result of the incident, Dr. Keiva Lark has been charged with lewd conduct and a lewd offense against a student by an authority figure. She has been placed on administrative leave pending further investigation. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd condemned Dr. Lark’s actions, stating that it was completely inappropriate for a 53-year-old woman to behave in such a manner towards a middle school boy, especially considering her position of authority.
The case serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining appropriate boundaries and behavior in educational settings, and the need to take swift and decisive action in response to any misconduct.
