Scott County Schools Ignored Verified Grooming Report: Kentucky Mother Reveals Coach Still in Contact with Students

My daughter did the RIGHT thing and I am so proud of her, says a mother.

December 12, 2026

This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on December 12, 2026

Tosha Williamson, a mother from Kentucky, recently shared a Facebook post expressing her frustration over her daughter’s experience at Scott County Schools, where she claims a male teacher engaged in grooming behavior.

In the post, Tosha revealed that her daughter bravely reported a male teacher and coach for asking disturbing sexual questions.

Despite the report, the school has taken no action, and the teacher is still allowed to teach, coach, and interact with students.

Kentucky Mother Stands for Her Daughter’s Safety as Scott County Schools Seem to Ignore the Grooming Reports from Students!

According to Williamson, her daughter gave a detailed account of the incident, including the exact timeline of her day.

The school was able to confirm her presence in the classroom through video, even though there were no cameras in the room itself.

Despite this verification of her story, the school said it “couldn’t find witnesses” and has not disciplined the teacher.

Williamson described this as classic grooming behavior, which happens privately and leaves victims without proof.

Tosha expressed frustration that this teacher continues to have access to students.

She pointed out that he even took other students, including another reported victim, on a field trip the very next day.

Tosha emphasized that she will not stay silent, sharing that she herself experienced abuse as a child but did not speak up until adulthood.

Following her post, many have expressed their support and shared their own experiences, saying what she is doing now is brave.

One with a similar experience in the past said in the comments;

The same happened to me in middle school at Estill. But I never really told, I SHOULD have. I’m so proud of her for speaking up, it’s a hard thing to do!! She sounds like a really brave, strong and smart girl and she def did the right thing!!! Sending all the love!!

Another one in the same post wrote;

I am so so sorry that not only your daughter, but you too ever had to experience that! There is something seriously wrong with a system that will protect an adult for any reason, but for the sake of their own popularity or possible winning record. I’m so proud of you for speaking up. And, don’t dare let anyone make you back down or silence you. You advocate for your daughter & all the daughters out there who’s parents are either to scared or too dumb to! Love you

While many in the comments have expressed their frustration with the school system, Tosha is now seeking a proper report and thorough investigation of the incident.

She has called for accountability, transparency, and policy changes at Scott County Schools, warning that children will continue to be at risk if nothing is done.

As of now, the school authorities have not made any official response, but the community seems to support Tosha and is calling for proper action.

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