"I don't see him as that kind of person," says Durand Senior Adam Phlaume. He thinks he knows who the latest District 322 teacher accused of misconduct is.

"I've had this teacher for about two years and never had a problem with him. He was a great teacher," says Phlaume.

The teacher has now resigned but Winnebago County authorities will not confirm his name, nor or they saying what he's under investigation for.

"That investigation is continuing at this point in time," says Winnebago County State's Attorney Joe Bruscato. "At this point there are no charges or any other information to disclose until we've had an opportunity to take a look at what this actually involves."

The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department says information about this new case came to light while they were investigating Durand High School teacher Jennifer Bland.

Last month, Bland was arrested for having sexual contact with six male students, ages 13 to 17. She's charged with 19 counts including aggravated criminal sexual abuse and criminal sexual assault.

Bland was fired from the school district, but some parents say administrators should have taken action sooner.

"Who's responsible, who's going to take responsibility? Are there going to be other firings? Superintendent should be knowing what's going on, same with the principals," says Durand parent Ryan Sampson.

Superintendent Doug DeSchepper posted a message to parents on the District's website stating administrators took immediate action in this case and they continue to work to ensure all interactions between teachers and students are "professional and appropriate."

But parents and students we spoke to say the damage is already done and it will take time for the community to recover.

"Everyone's talking about it and how can you be proud of it?" says Sampson.

Phlaume adds, "Teachers need to start acting more like teachers. Students have problems you want to be there for them, but there is a guideline you must walk and you can't just cross that."

The 23-year-old teacher Jennifer Bland is now out on bond, with some strict requirements. While her trial is pending, she's prohibited from going within five miles of Durand and cannot contact any students from the school district. She's also not allowed within 500 feet of any school.