LOS ANGELES (LALATE EXCLUSIVE) – Heidi Kaeslin’s websites MySluttyTeacher.com and Randhentertainment.com put Kaeslin on administrative leave from her Stockton teaching job, FOX40 claims. Heidi Kaeslin’s websites MySluttyTeacher.com and Randhentertainment.com allegedly listed the domains registered to her home address, claimed Fox40 on November 16. But that has since changed, LALATE can exclusively report.

For the “Teacher” website, the domain owner was changed to a private registrar today. For the “Rand” website, Kaeslin is now listed as the owner but no longer at a residential address.

On Randhentertainment.com, Kaeslin allegedly detailed her entrepreneurial aspirations reported local news. On that website, she allegedly explained she pursued the alternative profession “after her male students spent most of the period staring at her [female figure].”

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On the “teacher” website, Kaeslin allegedly stated “have you ever dreamed about your teacher’s [...body]?” She appears with her lips puckered, her fingers positioned in a notable fashion. She is wearing a white t-shirt which reads “I (heart) teachers”.

Officials tell news that they have now put Kaeslin on administrative leave for one month. Officials would not tell news about the nature of their investigation. But Fox40 claims that Kaeslin is being “investigated for [allegedly] running …. [the websites with] her school issued Apple laptop.”

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Allegedly, she had assistance. Richard Fields tells the Record newspaper that he helped her make the websites. Richard Fields is reportedly a former school resources officer at Lincoln High who met Kaeslin in 2002.

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He told the Record that he had to take forced retirement in May 2011 and was in need of extra cash. There was reportedly yet a third website that Fox News called “too [much]… to share.”