Michigan prep school teacher's chilling four words after she filmed xxx with teenage student she was tutoring
Jocelyn Sanroman, 27, was working at Oakside Prep Academy when she had sex with a 16-year-old student and filmed it before telling another teacher about their relationship
A Michigan teacher admitted it was 'not my best thinking' after pleading guilty to having sex with a student she was tutoring and filming the sexual encounters.
Jocelyn Sanroman was sentenced to four to 15 years in prison in Oakland County Circuit Court on Tuesday after pleading guilty to third-degree criminal sexual conduct. The 27-year-old teacher was arrested in June 2025 on charges related to a sexual relationship she had with a 16-year-old student in 2023.
Sanroman had been working as a teacher as Oakside Prep Academy in Waterford Township when she had sex with one of the students she was tutoring. The teacher recorded the sexual encounters with the teen at his home, according to the judge presiding over the case.
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An investigation into Sanroman was launched after she confessed about the relationship with the student to another teacher, who then contacted police. When asked by the judge what she was thinking, Sanroman responded: "Not my best thinking."
"This is serious risk-taking behavior, taking advantage of a minor and videotaping," the judge told her. "You're having sex with a minor at his home, right? And it's just disgusting."
Sanroman worked at Oakside Prep Academy in Waterford Township(Image: Google Maps)
An attorney for Sanroman claimed that she has unaddressed mental health issues, FOX 2 reports. "She made a tremendous error of judgment here. A lot of it has to do with her own mental health issues," the defense attorney said.
"She's going to have to undertake that on her own. She understands that, and she's working forward and trying to do her best to become a better person," they added.
During sentencing, the prosecutor read a victim impact statement written by the boy's mother. She said the lives or her son and family have been changed forever because of Sanroman.
"I watched my son's name be publicly judged and criticized for circumstances involving a minor and an adult," the letter read. "I have watched my son change. He has become withdrawn and avoids people because of the fear and attention the situation has created. I had pulled him out of school to place him into online schooling.
"His normal life, his education, his routine and his sense of security was taken," she continued. "This has left me with constant fear and anxiety, not just for him, but for other children as well."
Sanroman is required to register as a sex offender for life. When Sanroman. Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said after Sanroman's arraignment last year that the teacher was "accused of using her position of authority to exploit a minor victim."
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"As a former teacher myself, I applaud the teacher who contacted police about this situation, protecting other students from further exploitation," McDonald said. "School is supposed to be some place where your kids feel safe," she added.
School officials from Oakside Prep Academy previously said they acted immediately after learning of the allegations against Sanroman as they emphasized that student safety is their top priority.
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“Daddy… do I cost too much?”
Callum Calder froze.
His four-year-old daughter stood beside the kitchen table, three quarters clenched in her tiny fist.
She was trying to slip them into the front pocket of his work bag without him noticing.
“Sweetheart, what is this for?”
Sadie lowered her eyes.
She had started doing that lately whenever she thought she had done something wrong.
Callum still didn’t know where she had learned to brace for trouble before anyone even raised their voice.
“The cookie,” she whispered.
“And my bath.”
At the sink, Ivy stopped moving.
The dish towel remained frozen in her hands.
They had already left Walter and Diane’s house.
Two weeks earlier, they had packed the car in a rush and driven away.
It had started with something as small as Sadie reaching for a second cookie.
Then came the screaming.
Then Diane slapped the back of Sadie’s hand hard enough to make her cry.
Another night, Diane snatched away Sadie’s bowl of noodles while she was still eating.
The food spilled down the front of the little girl’s shirt.
And Diane told her four-year-old granddaughter she hadn’t “earned” the right to finish dinner.
Callum had driven away from his childhood home with Ivy and Sadie in the back seat believing one thing:
Getting them out would be enough.
Those two months with his parents had only been temporary.
A way to save money while their apartment leases overlapped.
Callum thought distance would undo whatever damage had been done there.
Then his four-year-old daughter stood in their new kitchen holding seventy-five cents—
trying to pay her own father for a cookie and a bath.
And Callum realized leaving that house had only removed Sadie from the place that hurt her.
It hadn’t removed the fear that place had taught her.
👉👉 I’ve exceeded the character limit, so please read the rest of the episode in the comments below.
If you don’t see it, click “All comments.” 👇👇👇
