Brittany Zamora was bored, she allegedly told her class. The Arizona teacher, then just 27, had only joined the Goodyear school as a sixth-grade teacher just the year before, according to court documents. She wasn't going to be at school that day, so she told her students to text her using the app Classcraft, documents show. It was there, according to the documents, that Zamora and the year-old boy known only as "John Doe" first connected.
I'm bored, Zamora allegedly told the boy. He replied he was bored too. Why don't you come over, Zamora allegedly suggested. On my way over, John Doe answered. The conversation transitioned to the school dance, court documents show, and Zamora allegedly asked if John Doe was going.
She called herself an "old salty babe," according to the documents. On Monday, more than a year after she was first arrested, Zamora pleaded guilty to sexual conduct with a minor, as well as other reduced charges of public indecency and molestation, according to court records. According to court records, Zamora will be sentenced in July. Things quickly escalated from the first messages between Zamora and John Doe on Classcraft, according to court documents.
Zamora "became more aggressive in her interactions with" the year-old, lawyers for the boy's family say in a notice of claim filed to support a lawsuit the family would later bring against the school district.
She "openly flirted with John Doe during recess," according to multiple students. Their interactions didn't go unnoticed. According to the documents, on Feb. Subsequent interviews with students by the school principal show that one thought Zamora and John Doe might be in a relationship, the documents state. The student in question even said that the two had "met up after school.
