A
teacher accused of engaging in an improper relationship with a student
during a field trip to Fort Worth turned herself into police today.
Christina
McCann, a former marketing instructor and marketing club adviser at
Austin's Lake Travis High School, came to Fort Worth to turn herself in
and was released after posting a $10,000 bond, a police spokesman said.
McCann
resigned her teaching position on May 12 after allegations were made
that she and a student were involved in inappropriate behavior at a Fort
Worth motel in February.
McCann was placed on administrative
leave May 5, and taught business and marketing classes for four years.
The student was not listed as a juvenile, according to Travis County
authorities.
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