Editor’s note: This post has been updated significantly to include details about the coach’s violations, the investigation and disciplinary actions. New information is added at the top of the story.

Documents from the Little Rock School District’s investigation into allegations that Parkview volleyball Coach Kendahl Davenport, 25, was having inappropriate relationships with students reveal she was disciplined with a three-day suspension without pay.

Documents released by the district Thursday evening show that the district investigation found no evidence of sexual contact between the coach and students, as has been rumored at the school.

But Davenport was found to be in violation of multiple district policies for allowing students to skip class to hang out in her office, writing hall passes to get students out of other classes or to help them cover for having skipped classes, being in her office with a male student with the door locked, and being seen exiting her car with that same male student.

Davenport was also found to be in violation of the district’s social media policy for creating a private Instagram account to which she gave access to select students, and where she posted photos of students without their authorization.

The recommendation to suspend Davenport for three days came from Parkview Principal Nickolous Anderson, and was agreed to by Superintendent Jermall Wright. You can read their letter informing Davenport of their findings here.

Davenport is not appealing, and opted to have her unpaid suspension coincide with her paid leave, March 11 through April 8, while the investigation was underway. That means she will not miss any more work, but will be docked three days’ pay.

Among the documents provided by the district is an email in which Davenport states she did not engage in inappropriate relationships with students.

“I want to state clearly that I have never engaged in any inappropriate behavior or involvement with students. I take my roles as an educator and coach very seriously. I remain committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive learning environment for all students,” Davenport wrote in an email to Principal Anderson on March 13, shortly after Little Rock Police took a report that Davenport was rumored to be in an inappropriate relationship with a 19-year-old male student.

Included in investigation documents provided by the district was one example of a photo from Davenport’s Instagram account, which depicts two male Parkview students. The caption is … not professional.

This photo from Parkview volleyball Coach Kendall Davenport’s private Instagram account allegedly shows two male students in her office. Credit: Courtesy of LRSD

5:01 p.m.

The volleyball coach at Parkview High who was investigated over allegations of an inappropriate relationship with one or more students has been disciplined for a “serious lapse in professional judgment,” according to a Thursday afternoon statement from Superintendent Jermall Wright.

Wright sent the statement via text to Parkview parents.

The Arkansas Times submitted a Freedom of Information Act request for records related to the district’s investigation on Monday, but the request has not yet been fulfilled.

The Times reported Monday about rumors of an inappropriate relationship between volleyball Coach Kendahl Davenport and a student athlete. That story was based on a