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Milwaukee Woman Accused of Posing as Substitute Teacher, Making Inappropriate Comments

Prosecutors say Amy Jones entered the school as a substitute and made racial and sexual comments before being escorted out.

  • On September 24, 23-year-old Amy Jones impersonated a substitute teacher at Rufus King International High School, facing six felony charges including representing herself as a public employee.
  • Office staff failed to follow proper validation protocols, allowing Jones to sign in unchecked. Eight teachers were absent that day, leaving one position unfilled for her to occupy.
  • Students reported that Jones used racial slurs, profanity, and organized them by race and gender during her three classroom periods. She allegedly called one student "fat boy" and asked others inappropriate sexual questions.
  • During a Tuesday court appearance, Jones' defense attributed her actions to unmanaged bipolar disorder and delayed medication delivery. A court commissioner set a $5,000 signature bond and ordered Level 3 supervision.
  • Principal Doreen Badillo acknowledged the office "did not follow proper district protocol" validating Jones, as Milwaukee Public Schools investigates and parents demand accountability. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 20.
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Journal Sentinel broke the news in Milwaukee, United States on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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