More Updates:

Former ruling party gains in Mexico midterm electionTucson man killed in motorcycle crash near SonoitaMan shot, killed by police on Tucson's South Side (UPDATED)Death of ex-NFL quarterback ruled a homicideTucson-area cops to join AG for crime forumRoad Runner by Andrea Kelly: Traffic laws we have forgottenWho are Tucson's rising stars?55 arrested in DUI stops across TucsonTucsonans share memories of man landing on the moonWalt Disney World monorail crash kills employeeTexas teen says father wrapped chain around himCalderon opponents poised to gain in vote for Mexican CongressToday's interactive map of crime in TucsonTucson gas-price tracker: StarNet helps you save at the pump

Related articles:

Ex-teacher plea-deals in sex case Teacher rejects deal in Scottsdale sex case

Other articles by Eric Swedlund:

Pecan exec dies in plane crash Manager of Green Valley pecan farm killed in plane crash Police chief eyes new policy on entrant reports Desert yields body of smuggler Marijuana smuggler killed by bandits south of Tucson, authorities say Monsoon's not over yet, thunderstorm shows Mexican man is suspect in S. Side killing Man arrested in death of his girlfriend in OV Boy, 11, locked in 'reeking' room; 2 held Tucson boy, 11, locked in 'reeking' room, detectives say

Construction
West-Press
Printing Mechanical
Komatsu Equipment Co
Resident Field Mechanic Sales and Marketing
Everready Glass
Sales Reps Trades/Construction
RANCHO RESORT
MAINTANANCE POSITION Health Care
Dependable Health Services
Physical Therapists Health Care
CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE
DIRECTOR OF HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Health Care
Sierra Tucson
Eating Disorders Program Coordinator

A plea deal for a former Salpointe teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student is expected to result in probation when she’s sentenced next month.

Rebecca Lee Kelley, 24, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of failure to report a reportable offense and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, said her attorney, Stephen Weiss.

Sentencing in the case is scheduled for Nov. 13 and Weiss said he expects Kelley will be put on probation for all counts, with the agreement calling for the maximum three years. Kelley’s plea also calls for restitution, capped at $10,000, to pay for counseling for the boy and his mother.

Kelley originally was indicted on four counts of sexual conduct with a minor under 18 and a conviction would have meant mandatory prison time and required her register as a sex offender, Weiss said.

With the plea, the felony for failure to report a reportable offense can be designated as a misdemeanor by the judge at the end of probation, Weiss said.

Kelley was indicted in April, after administrators at Salpointe Catholic High School contacted police when they learned she might be having a sexual relationship with the boy.

Kelley started teaching at Salpointe in spring 2005 as a student teacher and was hired to teach literature full-time in May 2005.