Stud Lesbian Affair Gone Bad between Two Harlem School Administratiors

Harlem, N.Y. (AP) A New York City school principle may be joining the long unemployment line after her lesbian affair with the assistant principle became public.  Crystal Simmons, pictured above, is the principle of Harlem's Academy for Social Action.  She became desperate and sought the help of school administrators when her ex-lover, Candy Jones, threatened to murder her. 

Simmons, who admitted having an affair with Jones, admitted that the couple had sexual relations at school during school hours.  Unfortunately, the behavior is unacceptable according to a source that spoke to the New York Daily News.

Apparently, after the couple broke up in September 2009, Jones claims that Simmons maintained a log about her job performance, then gave her a bad job performance review in June 2010, and then asked Jones to resign.  Jones then insisted that had it in for her.  After investigating, a report indicated that Jones had told staffer Chante Alexander that she would kill the principle if she got fired.  Alexander stated that Jones told her, "it was easy to purchase a gun down South" and her father "had already purchased one." 

Jones refuted Alexander's statements, saying she was only joking about the entire matter, and that she was actually comparing the situation with Simmons to an article involving a female corrections office who gunned down her lover.  (read below.)

According to one former teacher, Daniel Ryan, 50, the affair was well known for a long time.

Back to Simmons, she states that Jones deserved the evaluation she received because she had become derelict in performing her duties.