ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A Westridge Middle School employee accused of molesting students faced a judge Wednesday morning.

Milly Andy Michel, 29, who has been an employee with Orange County Public Schools since 2014, has been charged with four counts of lewd or lascivious molestation, two counts of false imprisonment, and four counts of "offenses against students by authority figures."

The judge ordered bond totaling more than $750,000 and ordered he make no contact with the alleged victims and stay away from all area school properties.

According to an arrest affidavit, Orange County deputies spoke to four alleged victims who accused Michel of touching them inappropriately.

All four described Michel not only touching them inappropriately on multiple occasions, but he also would allegedly give them rides, text them, bring them to his home, and buy them lunch.

An Orange County Public Schools spokesperson says Michel has been placed on administrative leave since May, pending the outcome of the district's internal investigation.

The principal of Westridge Middle sent parents and students a voicemail about Michel's arrest.

"Please know that this employee has not been in any classrooms or on school property since being placed on administrative leave," said Matt Turner. "Please be assured that we are aware of the charges, and it's being addressed by the district. The safety of our students and staff is always my top priority."

Orange County Public Schools say Michel was not teaching in a classroom.

Michel also previously worked as a paraprofessional before becoming a personal assistant at Westridge. He also previously worked at Jones High School.

A spokesperson for the school district told Spectrum News 13 that "we do not discuss employee matters."

Investigators urge anyone who thinks they may have been an alleged victim of Michel to contact Orange County Sheriff’s Office.