Teacher Jennifer Ruziscka, 50, worked within Springfield, Ohio, Local School District for nearly three decades before she was forced to resign after school officials discovered her OnlyFans and Fanslya accounts.

A veteran teacher has been forced to resign from a lifetime career after her OnlyFans and Fansly accounts were exposed by her school.

English teacher Jennifer Ruziscka, 50, worked within Springfield, Ohio, Local School District for nearly three decades before she was forced to resign after school officials discovered her “pornographic/sexually graphic website.”

The teacher was placed on leave in January and faced disiplinary action due to her content on the subscription websites OnlyFans and Fansly had violated her teaching licence conduct and technology policies.

“Springfield Local Schools was made aware of allegations where one of its teachers was participating in conduct unbecoming of a professional educator,” district Superintendent Matt Geha said. “That teacher was put on administrative leave as of Monday, January 29, 2024, with the last day in the classroom Friday, January 26, 2024.”

Teacher Jennifer Ruziscka resigned after her x-rated accounts were discovered.

An investigation was launched into the teacher on January 26 which found the accounts and confirmed “the evidence was secured with guidance from the district attorney”, according to a letter sent by the superintendent to the Ohio Board of Education on February 2.

Ruziscka, who was also a cheerleader coach, appeared in lingerie and had photos with her face blurred as she asked people to pay for a subscription to view her content.

She had three separate subscriptions which ranged from a “Sneak Peek” for £25 to “Full Disclosure” for £80. “If you can keep a secret, you can call me Miss Jennifer, the one who can give you some lessons focused solely on a lady’s libidio,” Ruziscka’s bio reads on Fansly.

The teacher was forced to resign from the school on January 29, just two days before a disciplinary meeting was scheduled. However, she defended her accounts by quoting Shakespeare and said she was “one of the great English teachers ever to serve.”

“In William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, as Juliet laments Romeo being a Montague, the only son of her family’s great enemy, she recognizes, ‘A rose by any other name would smell as sweet,’ ” Ruziscka told WTOL.

“Likewise, people can label me anything they want to; however, it doesn’t change the commendable level of dedication and exemplary work ethic I execute as an educator. Regardless of what I do in my private life for the sake of keeping a roof over my family’s head and a car parked in the garage, I remain one of the greatest English teachers ever to serve in the Springfield Local School District.

“My students learn to value their personal and academic growth in my classroom, which is an environment where they are embraced for their individuality, they are engaged to apply their talents, and they are enlightened about their true potential. The numerous accolades and recognition I have earned over the 28 years I spent in SLS is evidence of that.”

The teacher has since joined an online teacher learning platform which helps reduce dropout rates, according to her LinkedIn profile.