He then allegedly told her “the offer is there for you to mull over”, but then later apologised and said he was “so drunk”, the panel was told.
Mr Caron, who had been teaching for 10 years, claimed some messages were sent by mistake or when he was drunk or hungover, and said he “profoundly regretted” his actions.
In an email to the panel, he said: “If I could change these events, I would in a heartbeat.
“I am sorry to those I have affected.”
The panel heard his colleagues were shocked by his conduct.
Colleague A said Mr Caron was “such a nice guy” and the messages felt “out of character”.
The panel ruled that “the repeated sending of sexually motivated messages”, including “explicit images” of himself, was serious misconduct.