- - Sicko teacher allegedly sent sexual messages to 5th grade student, arrested while driving to child’s house

Anna YoungDecember 28, 2025 at 12:31 AM

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A 36-year-old Kentucky elementary school teacher was arrested for allegedly sending her fifth-grade student sexually explicit messages -- including one sickening text saying she needed to "taste that d--k."

A Kentucky teacher was arrested for allegedly sending a fifth-grade student sexually explicit messages — including one sickening text saying she needed to “taste that d–k.”

Sydnee Graf, 36, a fifth-grade math teacher at Smyrna Elementary School in Louisville, was busted on Dec. 15 while driving to pick up the young boy from his home after sending the disturbing messages during a virtual learning day, according to court documents obtained by multiple outlets.

Police uncovered the alarming conversation after the school district learned that the student, who was under 12, had been sexually exploited during remote instruction, the citation showed, WAVE reported.

Sydnee Graf, 36, was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with procuring and promoting use of a minor by electronic means. jefferson county sheriff's department

The messages included discussions about oral sodomy, with the creep teacher making plans to meet the child near his home after school to carry out out those sexual acts, according to police.

In one exchange, the suspect wrote, “I really need to taste that d–k Fr Fr,” cops alleged, People reported.

Authorities said snapshots and video recordings of the troubling conversation captured the alleged predator’s face and name displayed in the top left corner of the computer screen.

After her arrest, Graf allegedly admitted to sending the vile messages to the young student.

She was charged with procuring and promoting use of a minor by electronic means, the outlets reported.

Louisville police uncovered the alarming conversation after the school district learned that the student, who was under 12, had been sexually exploited during remote instruction. Louisville Metro Police Department/Facebook

The elementary school has since moved Graf to a non-student role during the investigation.

“Following JCPS protocols, the staff members will be reassigned and will not have contact with students during the investigation,” principal Amanda Cooper told families in a Dec. 16 message, WAVE reported.

“Because this is an active investigation, I cannot disclose anything more. We know situations like this can cause anxiety for students and families. Our mental health team is always available. If you feel your student would benefit from talking with our mental health practitioner or counselor, please let us know.

The sicko educator pleaded not guilty at her arraignment, where a judge set a $100,000 bond and prohibited her from having contact with the victim or using social media, according to WLKY.

Graf has since posted bond and is reportedly on house arrest.

She is due back in court on Jan. 26.

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