Amy L. Jones, 23, posed as a substitute teacher at Rufus King International High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before segregating students by race and gender, calling her white classmates "white as a whale" and "white moms," and making explicit sexual comments to teenage boys. Jones, a former student at the school, entered the building falsely claiming she was assigned as a substitute teacher and was assigned a classroom on the fifth floor without her employment credentials being verified. Once another teacher left, she blasted rap music, taunted students about their weight, appearance, race and financial circumstances, called one student "fat" and asked teenagers for marijuana and vapor. Students secretly recorded her swearing at her classmates, including telling one to "shut up," while she bragged about her felony convictions and that she didn't mind going to jail. Jones, who reportedly has bipolar disorder, told investigators she entered the school because she was "bored" and wanted to be famous.

Amy L. Jones, 23, posed as a substitute teacher at Rufus King International High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before segregating students by race and gender, calling her white classmates "white as a whale" and "white moms," and making explicit sexual comments to teenage boys. Jones, a former student at the school, entered the building falsely claiming she was assigned as a substitute teacher and was assigned a classroom on the fifth floor without her employment credentials being verified. Once another teacher left, she blasted rap music, taunted students about their weight, appearance, race and financial circumstances, called one student "fat" and asked teenagers for marijuana and vapor. Students secretly recorded her swearing at her classmates, including telling one to "shut up," while she bragged about her felony convictions and that she didn't mind going to jail. Jones, who reportedly has bipolar disorder, told investigators she entered the school because she was "bored" and wanted to be famous.