Joshua Harwood
Guilty plea- Sentencing date
- Oct 19, 2021
- School and location
- Concord High School
Concord School District, New Hampshire - Verified
- Oct 16, 2026
- Role
- Teacher
What the source reports
Joshua Harwood, 38, a former business teacher at Concord High School, was sentenced in October 2021 to three-and-a-half to seven years in state prison, plus a fully suspended 7.5-to-15-year term, after pleading guilty to human trafficking and manufacturing child sexual abuse images. He solicited sexually explicit live and recorded videos from an underage Concord High student in exchange for money, paid via Venmo, and accessed Grindr from his classroom. He was reported by the victim in December 2020, fired after his February 2021 arrest, and barred from teaching again.
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