A school teacher in Ohio recently made headlines after being forced to resign from her position due to the discovery of her OnlyFans account by school officials.
Teacher forced to resign after being discovered OnlyFans account by officials
Jennifer Ruziscka, aged 50, had been teaching at the Springfield Local School District for an impressive 28 years before the revelation.
The discovery of her online content creation activities led to allegations of "participating in conduct unbecoming of a professional educator."
Ruziscka, who was also a cheerleading coach at the school, decided to step down from her role.
The teacher reveals the reason why she chose to join Fansly
In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Ruziscka candidly discussed her decision to engage in content creation on both OnlyFans and Fansly platforms.
She revealed that these ventures allowed her to earn significantly more income compared to her teaching profession.
Ruziscka admitted that maintaining her online presence required dedication and time, which would have affected her commitment to her classes and students.
She explained that managing an OnlyFans site was relatively straightforward, requiring around 20 to 30 minutes each night to produce content, alongside her usual workload of three to four hours of additional work.
Due to financial difficulties, including credit card debt and overdue bills, Ruziscka decided to pursue further monetization opportunities.
She joined Fansly and found that her earnings increased fivefold compared to her previous ventures.
Unfortunately, her newfound financial stability was short-lived.
After her out-of-hours activities were exposed to the school district, Ruziscka was informed that she would be placed on paid administrative leave.
Despite her hopes that the additional income could bridge her financial gap, she faced disciplinary consequences.
Ruziscka refrained from seeking retribution against the person who leaked her activities to the school board, even though she believed it was a friend who was aware of her financial struggles.
As a result, a meeting to discuss disciplinary action was planned.
However, just two days before the meeting, Ruziscka chose to quit her job as a teacher, giving up her annual salary of $74,720.
Following her departure, Ruziscka received messages of support from her former students, which provided some solace amidst the challenging situation.
She expressed her deep affection for teaching, stating that she loved entering the school building, energized by the day's plans and the lively atmosphere in her classroom.
However, without her presence in the classroom, she felt as if a part of her had died.
