Engaged teacher arrested for s3xually assaulting school student just two months before her wedding as police reveal their sickening conversations

A soon-to-be-married Wisconsin elementary school teacher has been arrested after her alleged sexual assault of an elementary school student.  

Madison Bergmann, 24, was arrested and faces one count of first-degree child sexual assault after a parent of a fifth grader reported her to River Crest Elementary School administrators and police.  

On Wednesday, the child’s father handed over printed text messages between Bergmann and the student, where she allegedly told the child that she liked when the victim touched her and that she enjoyed ‘making out’ with them. 

‘Learning about a school staff member and alleged inappropriate conduct that breaches trust is deeply troubling for all of us,’ the school said in a statement to staff and parents. 

According to her Facebook, Bergmann got engaged to her fiancé Ben in December and their wedding is set for July 27. 

The child’s mother initially overheard the student and Bergmann talking on the phone before she informed the child’s father, according to KARE 11. 

During her interview with police, she told authorities that the victim’s mother allegedly gave her the student’s phone number after the family invited her to Afton Alps, a skiing resort, over winter break. 

Upon searching Bergmann’s bag, officers found handwritten notes between the pair, charging documents said. It is unclear what was written in the notes. 

When asked about the text exchange between her and the student, Bergmann invoked her right to an attorney, documents said.

After her arrest, she was suspended from her teaching role. During her suspension, Bergmann is not allowed to have contact with Hudson School District students, parents, or staff. 

She is also not permitted on district property and cannot attend any school activities. 

‘We understand the gravity of this situation and are committed to providing the necessary support for any child who may be impacted,’ the school said. 

‘We kindly request the school community to respect the privacy of Hudson students and their families and refrain from spreading rumours or speculation.’ 

Hudson School District officials said counseling professionals will be present to help students and staff members who might be struggling with the allegations. 

According to Bergmann’s Facebook, she is originally from Elmo, Minnesota, and went to college at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.  She was an Assistant Center Director at Sylvan Learning for four years while she was in school.