Investigators say the educator admitted to multiple encounters with a student.
SAN ANTONIO — A Bexar County educator is facing serious charges after investigators say he admitted to having an improper relationship with a student.
According to an arrest warrant filed in Bexar County, Christopher Wooten is charged with a second-degree felony for improper relationship between an educator and student.
The San Antonio Police Department Special Victims Unit began investigating after a report from a public high school on Jackson Keller Road.
Officials say a student was seen getting out of Wooten’s vehicle, prompting a closer look into their interactions.
Investigators allege Wooten, who worked as a teacher and tennis coach, had been communicating with the student and taking her off campus during school hours.
According to court documents, Wooten later admitted during an interview to having sexual intercourse with the student multiple times in April.
Police say the encounters allegedly took place in his vehicle at a nearby parking garage.
The student later confirmed at least some of the incidents during a follow-up interview with investigators.
Authorities say Child Protective Services was notified during the investigation.