Former Valhalla High School student accuses music teacher of rape
The student, identified as Jane Doe, claims the abuse began in the spring of 1985 when she was 15 years old and continued until the fall of 1986.
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Jan 6, 2021, 2:26 PM
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yesterdayA Valhalla High School
student claims a music teacher threatened her with bad grades, unless she had
sex with him.
The allegations are outlined in a lawsuit filed by the student against the
teacher, school district and high school under the Child Victims Act in State
Supreme Court.
The student, identified as Jane Doe, claims the abuse began in the spring of
1985 when she was 15 years old and continued until the fall of 1986.
At one point, she claims the teacher raped her.
She said the teacher knew she needed a scholarship to go to college and bad grades
would decrease her chances.
The teacher, Jeffrey Dulitz, told News 12 he was not aware of the lawsuit and
called the allegations absolutely false and ludicrous.
The school district did not know of the lawsuit as well.
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