Teacher's Disturbing Online Actions Lead to Classroom Return

A New Jersey high school teacher, Christopher Doyle, resigned and found employment at another school after sharing non-consensual intimate photos of a former student on a Dutch-owned message board. The former student, Kaitlyn Cannon, discovered the photos online and faced harassment and threats. Doyle was ordered to pay $10,000 in damages to Cannon. Despite the court ruling, Doyle was hired by Perth Amboy High School, but the school has now stated that he is not an employee. Cannon believes that Doyle should not be allowed to teach, and her attorney emphasizes the prevalence of revenge porn cases and the need for more resources and attention to the issue.