Glamorous Missouri math teacher, 26, is accused of rape for having sex with a 16-year-old high school student after the child showed huge scratches on his back to his friend – and the victim's father is being sued for 'making a relationship develop'

A handsome math teacher from Missouri has been arrested in Texas and accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 16-year-old high school student.

Hailey Nichelle Clifton-Carmack, 26, of Waynesville, near St. Louis, was arrested Friday in Comal County by Garden Ridge police.

The assaults are said to have taken place in Pulaski County, Missouri, about 800 miles from where she was arrested by police.

In a further twist to the case, the teenage boy's father has also been charged with endangering the welfare of a child after it was alleged he knew his son was in a relationship with the teacher.

Court documents show the teen and teacher had sex during school and used other students as “lookouts.” K.R.C.G.

The teen's father, Mark Creighton, is accused of knowing about the relationship but failing to report it. He is accused of endangering the welfare of a child

Clifton-Carmack, who has two young daughters and is recently divorced, was arrested Friday after fleeing Missouri for Texas.

The Laquey R5 School District teacher was arrested “without incident” and booked into the Comal County Jail. She was accused of sexual contact with a student, statutory rape in the second degree, endangering the welfare of a child, and child molestation/being more than four years older than a victim under age 17.

According to court records, Pulaski County police were contacted by the Laquey school employee, who reported the relationship to police.

A student came forward and showed photos of his classmate with scratches on his back to police.

The teen said the scratches came from Clifton-Carmack after he had sex with the teacher in his classmate's driveway.

Detectives visited the school district on December 8 to talk to the teacher and took her phone, but until police obtained a warrant to unlock the phone, they were unable to view any incriminating messages.

Police were alerted to the alleged relationship between Hailey Clifton-Carmack, 26, and a student after a classmate came forward and showed photos of the teen's scratches

The teacher is said to have been warned in the past about 'getting too close to students'

The teacher allegedly had sex on the school grounds. Pictured Laquey High School in Laquey, Missouri

Clifton-Carmack denied at the time that he had any relationships with students outside of school.

After obtaining a warrant, police found text messages related to the alleged relationship with the 16-year-old boy.

The teacher has denied all allegations.

The student who came forward to report the relationship said the teacher “is too friendly to the students and sometimes dresses inappropriately at school.”

According to court documents, Clifton-Carmack often wore “tight or low-cut shirts” to show off her “headlights.”

She also wore tight leggings that “showed off her body,” and was often reprimanded by school administrators for being “too close to the students.”

Clifton-Carmack left Missouri to go to Texas to visit family around December 23 and had not returned by January 3.

The boy's father, Mark Creighton, was arrested in Missouri and charged with endangering the welfare of a child

The teenage boy's father could now also be in trouble after it was claimed Mark Creighton knew about his son's alleged relationship with the teachers.

“Creighton was aware of the relationship between his minor child and the 26-year-old teacher and instead of passing on the information, he continued to vouch for them and allowed the relationship to continue” and “even let Hailey go to his residence and saw the victim while he was present,” according to court documents.

He was arrested in Missouri and charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Creighton has been told he has no contact with Clifton-Carmack.

These charges carry a prison sentence of three to 10 years.

“We have been made aware of criminal charges filed against an employee for alleged misconduct,” said Kent Stoumbaugh, superintendent of the Laquey R-5 School District.

“We understand that charges are not the same as a conviction and that the employee should be considered innocent until proven guilty. However, we must emphasize that the alleged misconduct is inexcusable and does not meet professional standards for district employees.

'The district took immediate action when we became aware of this situation. An investigation is underway. The employee has not been to the neighborhood since December 8, 2023 and we do not expect her return. We strive to ensure that every individual is treated with respect, kindness and fairness so that everyone feels safe and welcome in our schools.”