husband intimidated and harassed him and that the school failed to report the abuse.

Keesee was placed on leave in November 2012, when the latest criminal investigation began, and her husband was reassigned from his position as school resource officer. She reportedly was hired by the school as a math and special education teacher in 2006 and resigned in May.

Her husband, Adam Keesee, was placed on leave after the lawsuit against his wife was filed in June. Oregon State Police launched their own investigation of him.

Presiding Judge Kirsten Thompson, who accepted Denise Keesee’s guilty plea Monday, indicated the state would recommend a sentence of five years of probation with a number of conditions. A sentencing hearing was set for April to allow time for a pre-sentencing investigation.

Denise Keesee willForever in Your Debt is a suicide musical, it tells the stories of four members of a family who each try to commit suicide due to the cycle of debt they are trapped in by jumping off a forty story skyscraper – Tall Sally – a landmark in the city. The cleaning lady, Vera, however attempts to convince each member not to take their lives and join her band at the top of the tower block.

The highlight of Forever in Your Debt has to be the live music played by the actors on stage. There was an interesting array of instrumentation, from vocal harmonies to accordion, bass, mandolin and many more. The live music created an enjoyably irreverent atmosphere as the actors sung ditties about how their characters