TWO FEMALE TEACHERS ARRESTED FROM THE SAME SCHOOL FOR HAVING SEX WITH STUDENTS

Two Covina women were arrested Saturday for engaging in sexual encounters on the beach with their high school students, police said. South Hills High School teacher Melody Lippert, 38, met up with a group of male students from her high school at a beach in San Clemente in November of last year, CBS reports. Lippert reportedly gave the group alcohol and then engaged in a sexual act with one of the students, according to deputies.Afterwards, she reportedly

made plans to meet up with the students a second time at the same spot, bringing along another teacher 30-year-old Michelle Ghirelli.  The two met up with several of the same group, spending a night on the beach during which they had sex with two students, police said. According to CBS, the West Covina Police Department alerted deputies at the Orange County Sheriff's Department Friday with information about the encounters, which had occurred in their jurisdiction.No further information about the victims or the incident was released, though authorities noted the encounters were not during events sponsored by the school or district. Lippert was charged with conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency of a minor while Ghirelli was charged with copulation and unlawful sex with a minor.

Just this Tuesday, police from West Covina arrested a part-time girl's wrestling coach at South Hills High School for unlawful sex with a minor, according to the San Gabriel Valley Tribune.Anthony Vidales, 29, was placed on paid administrative leave after alleged inappropriate conduct with a 17-year-old member of the team, while authorities say they're investigating.