Ga. high school teacher charged with seven counts of child sexual assault

(CBS) CHARLTON COUNTY, Ga. - Danita Wilson, a high school math teacher, is accused of having sex with at least seven current and former students of the school where she taught, reports CBS affiliate WTEV.

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The 32-year-old was arrested Tuesday after turning herself in. She is facing seven counts of child sex abuse and has reportedly resigned from her job.

Former student Cody Stebbins, called the allegations "mind-blowing."

"There were rumors, but I didn't believe them," Stebbins told WTEV.

The Superintendent of Charlton County Schools told the station that Wilson had worked with the district since 2003 and had never had any disciplinary problems.

In Wilson's resignation letter she wrote, "Due to the circumstances at hand, I am writing to inform you of my resignation from my teaching position at Charlton County High School. Please know that I am very sorry for my actions and the fact that I have let so many people down."

According to an investigator on the case, the alleged activity had been going on for more than a year before the school board received a tip from an unknown source, CBS affiliate WTSP reports.

Wilson was released from jail Wednesday evening on a $35,000 bond.

District Attorney Rick Currie says each count Wilson is charged with carries a sentence of one to 25 years in prison, WTSP reports.

The age of consent in Georgia is 16, but does not apply to teachers because of their supervisory role with students.