A southern Minnesota boarding school faces a third lawsuit alleging that the school knew a former teacher was sexually abusing male students but took no action.
Attorneys for a former student filed the lawsuit Tuesday against Shattuck-St. Mary’s school in Faribault (FAYR’-boh).
The lawsuit alleges the student was sexually abused from 2000-2001 while he was a student at the school.
The suit contends another teacher reported to the school during the 1999-2000 school year that Lynn Seibel was abusing students.
Seibel was sentenced last October to more than four years in prison for sexually abusing six male students more than a decade ago.
In a statement, Shattuck-St. Mary’s says the suggestion that the school knew of Seibel’s misconduct and did nothing is “false and unfounded.”
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