A 29-year-old woman spent four days cheating at a US high school before being arrested last week.
Parents of students at New Brunswick High School in New Jersey worry about the motives of a girl named Hyejeong Shin.
Some students fear that he has gone into hiding to engage in sex work.
New Brunswick Today reported that a student received a text message from the woman on Jan. 23 at 10:56 p.m., days after the arrest.
“I was in class with this girl, I talked to her, I went from point A to point B with her, and I never thought something like this would happen,” he told the newspaper. New Brunswick today.
The 29-year-old enrolled at New Brunswick High School in New Jersey using fake documents, NBC News reported.
During her time as a student, Ms. Shin spent a lot of time with guidance counselors, school officials said.
These counselors would have tried to find out more about him.
School staff eventually unraveled the ruse.
Ms Shin is now accused of using a fake birth certificate ‘for the purpose of enrolling herself in school’.
Officials don’t know how many actual students have been in contact with her, but the school administration urges them to avoid contact with Hyejeong Shin.
In New Jersey, schools are required by law to immediately enroll any child without parental guidance, even if some of the required documents are missing, NBC News reports.
