Archbishop Carroll Teacher Accused Of Sexual Assault On Student

RADNOR, PA — Another teacher at Archbishop Carroll High School in Radnor is accused of have inappropriate contact with a student, according to authorities.

Christopher Serpentine, 33, of Brookhaven, was arrested Wednesday and charged with three counts of felony sexual contact with a student, court records show. The charges come about a month after a music teacher at the school was charged with crimes related to sexual contact with a student.

Serpentine was released Wednesday after posting 10 percent of $100,000 bail, according to court records.

Archbishop Carroll's website still features Serpentine's profile, which says he is a member of the fine arts department.

Court documents show the alleged sexual assault occurred in February 2017.

About a month ago, 30-year-old Jeremiah Triplett, a former music teacher at the school, was arrested and charged with felony institutional sexual assault, felony unlawful contact with a minor, two counts of both endangering the welfare of a child and corruption of minors, and one count of furnishing alcohol to a minor.

Per the school's website, Serpentine earned his B.A. in communications from La Salle and a M.A. in theater from Villanova.

His preliminary hearing is slated for June 27, court records show.

Patch has reached out to Archbishop John Carroll High School for more information on Serpentine and will update the story when details are made available.