Teacher under investigation was employed by the Rainbow Board at the time of the alleged incidents
A teacher accused of sending inappropriate social media messages of a sexual nature to students in 2019 while employed by the Rainbow District School Board will face a disciplinary hearing by the Ontario College of Teachers.
According to his file on the Ontario College of Teachers website, Williams is currently classified as “inactive/non-practising.” He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Laurentian University in 2004 and a Bachelor of Education from Nipissing University in 2005.The Rainbow District School Board has confirmed that Williams is no longer employed by the board. "We take these matters very seriously," said a spokesperson for the board.
The accusations in the notice of hearing said Williams sent social media messages to five female students at the school where he was teaching. The document does not say at what school Williams was employed when the incidents are alleged to have occurred. These messages allegedly include making sexual advances toward the student, acknowledging that he has a wife, but stating that she was “sick” and that “a man has needs,” sending one or more images of himself shirtless, sending one or more images exposing his genitals and requesting that the student send him sexual photographs of herself.
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