UPDATE: Aug. 31 at 5:38 p.m.
Clark County Public Schools Superintendent Dustin Howard confirmed in an email that Rebecca Boyd is an employee at Phoenix Academy.
"We are aware of the recent development concerning a Phoenix Academy employee," Howard said. "We have learned that this employee has been charged with an offense related to an incident that occurred off district property over the summer when school was not in session. In response, the employee has been placed on leave pending further investigation and the resolution of the matter. Please rest assured that the safety and well-being of our students remain our top priority. We are committed to maintaining a secure and supportive environment. Thank you for your understanding and continued trust in Clark County Public Schools."
ORIGINAL STORY:
A Winchester woman is facing 11 counts of unlawful transaction with a minor following an early August birthday party, court records show.
According to a uniform citation, ten high school students were at the home of Rebecca Boyd for her son’s birthday party on August 7 into August 8, where all consumed “significant amounts of alcohol” that led to a sexual assault investigation.
Boyd told Winchester Police that she was aware the minors were drinking and had taken the keys to “most” of their vehicles, the citation states.
The citation goes on to state that video retrieved from the party shows minors engaging in sexual behavior and the destruction of furniture, as well as at least one minor “passed out in her front yard.”
This is a developing story. More information will be added as it becomes available.
