School secretary, 31, accused of having sex with two students when husband catches her with one of them

A married Indiana high school secretary allegedly had sex with two students — and was beaten up by her husband when he caught her during one of the trysts, police said.

Alicia Hughes’ disturbing behavior was uncovered after cops got a call for a battery over the weekend, the Union City Police Department said.

The hubby had allegedly just found Hughes, a secretary at Randolph Eastern School Corporation, with an 18-year-old student and confronted them, police said.

He then beat her up — and the incident is under investigation by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Department.

But a probe into Hughes revealed that he had also had a sexual relationship with a separate student, age 17 — with the pair having sex on at least five occasions.

High school secretary Alicia Hughes has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a student. facebook/ucopd

Hughes was arrested and charged with five counts of child seduction related to the sexual relationship with the minor.

She was employed by the Randolph Eastern School Corporation in Union City, Indiana.

It is unclear if she is facing any charges related to the encounter with the 18-year-old student.

Her husband has not been identified, and it isn’t known whether he will face charges over alleged battery.

The RESC did not respond immediately to requests for information on whether Hughes is still an employee.

“We recognize that situations of this nature are deeply concerning for our families, staff, and the broader community. Please know that we share those concerns and are taking this matter with the utmost seriousness, care and urgency,” RESC Superintendent Neal Adams told the Daily Mail.

“Our focus remains on supporting our students and maintaining a safe, respectful and supportive learning environment for all students,” Adams added.

She was transported to Randolph County Jail, where she is being held on a $25,000 cash-only bond.

Neither the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office nor the Union City Police Department responded immediately to requests for comment.