MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Authorities said a teacher who was caught in West Virginia with a 15-year-old boy from her school has agreed to return to Massachusetts.

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State Police Sgt. C.E. Porter said Lisa Lavoie, 24, waived an extradition hearing Wednesday, agreeing to face a charge of enticing a child under 16 in Massachusetts. Police there now have up to 10 days to take her into custody.

Porter said the boy was driven halfway home Tuesday night and turned over to Massachusetts authorities.

In West Virginia, Lavoie was charged with kidnapping after police found her and the missing student at a Super 8 Motel in Morgantown.

Investigators had been looking for LaVoie, a teacher at Maurice Donahue Elementary School in Holyoke, Mass., and the teenager since Feb. 16.

Authorities said the boy's mother had contacted the school on Feb. 13 to say she was concerned about the relationship between her son and the teacher. LaVoie had left the school during a week-long break, and the teen’s parents called police when they suspected their son had left with her.

“We received a complaint from the parents who had some concerns about a relationship that was building between that student and a teacher,” said Holyoke Mayor Michael Sullivan. “We tried to contact the teacher. The teacher was nowhere to be found.”

West Virginia authorities discovered the teacher and the missing student at the motel.

"We located the suspect's vehicle," said Cpl. Thomas Goodnight, of the W.Va. State Police. "(We) learned it was rented to the suspect, verified the information they were staying there, went to the room and took them into custody."

"This is a violation of trust on behalf of this particular teacher," said Sullivan. "That is not something that we should take lightly, and really do have to learn from this, learn from this whole experience on how we will handle this and how we will avoid experiences like this in the future."

Police said the boy shows no outward signs of physical abuse.