Overview
- Madison Bergmann, 26, received six years in prison on Dec. 19, followed by six years of extended supervision.
- She pleaded guilty in September to one count of child enticement and two counts of sexual misconduct by school staff as part of an agreement that dropped charges including first-degree sexual assault and computer-facilitated child sex crime.
- Prosecutors asked for a 12-year prison term and the defense sought one year, and the judge imposed concurrent sentences totaling six years.
- Investigators cited roughly 35,000 texts over about three months and a classroom folder with handwritten notes, and charging documents state the child reported kissing and sexual discussions.
- Post-release terms include sex-offender registration, prohibited contact with minors without approval, and restricted internet and social media use, as the case fuels local scrutiny of school staff conduct.