KTEC Middle School Teacher Christian Enwright Accused Of Grooming 12-Year-Old Student Fired Tonight

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Christian Enwright – Former KTEC WEST 7th Grade Science Teacher

A 29-year-old Science teacher in the Kenosha Unified School District has been fired tonight. Christian Enwright was fired from Kenosha School of Enhanced Curriculum (KTEC) by a unanimous vote of the Kenosha Unified School Board. The termination followed a three-and-a-half-hour hearing where Enwright was not in attendance. Enwright chose to have his proceedings held in secret. He was represented by an attorney during the closed door hearing.

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Enwright was accused by the Kenosha Police Department of grooming a 12-year-old girl for about two years at KTEC West. More details below.

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KUSD Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D)
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Before all of the media attention to the incidents with Enwright, KUSD Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D) didn’t want to fire Enwright, and, in fact, Weiss’ HR Director, Kevin Neir, called Kenosha Police several times over the two-month investigation inquiring as to when the district can send Enwright back to work. KCE asked Weiss after the meeting why he supports the sexual assault of kids at KUSD, and he refused to tell us why.

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KUSD Director of HR Kevin Neir (D)
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Notably missing from tonight’s meetings was Kevin Neir, KUSD’s director of HR who has faced strong criticism for his handling of this and other cases. He told members of KUSD that he had Covid, even after he received the vaccine and two boosters.

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Heavy Machinery Storage Area On West Side Of ESC
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

The board members, Jeff Weiss, and other high ranking KUSD employees used a secret entrance on the West end of the ESC due to “safety issues.” All, except one member – Bob Tierney. “I’m not scared of the parents,” Tierney told a group of moms. Tierney refused to use the “secret” entrance and went in through the main door and left the same way. Out of the 30 people present for tonight’s meeting, most were KUSD mothers. One mom baught pizzas and another, cold sodas. The parents seemed to develop a fellowship of sorts, with a common goal – to get Enwright out of KUSD.

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KUSD Moms and Dads Eating Pizza
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Kenosha Unified School Board Member Bob Tierney Tuesday Night
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Tierney took some questions from the media as the other board members scurried off, almost as if they were ashamed of their decision. “I’m here to represent parents in the community and look out for our children,” said Tierney. “I know it’s not everything you want but hopefully this is a start in the right direction, and hopefully we’ll start moving on the right path to make everybody happy and feel safe in the schools.” The group of parents gave Tierney a round of applause following his brief statement.

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District Mom Josie Benson
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

District mom Josie Benson told Tierney, “Thank you for coming out here and coming by us and not hiding. Nobody’s here to cause problems – we want the problem taken care of and it shows that you are a human – a good person who’s part of our community and wants good things to be done.”

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District Mom Karina Luna.
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

“It’s so disrespectful on behalf of Jeff Weiss, especially not coming out and talking to us after a decision like this was made, especially because of the things that we want moving forward, which is the termination of Kevin Nier and Scott Hodges. You know, I think that the fact that you (Bob Tierney) came out shows amazing things about you as a human being, but Jeff Weiss needs to understand that we’re coming back again and until those two are terminated,” said district Mom Karina Luna.

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KTEC Student Addi Hugs Her Friend Kailee (Both 8th Graders) Following The News
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
Scott Hodges – Lego Teacher Turned Principal, KTEC
(KUSD)

Although Enright is now unemployed, this is just the beginning. Enwright is expected to be charged later this week with multiple criminal counts.

Allegations

On February 20, 2024, we told you about a 7th Grade teacher named Christian Enwright who was placed on administrative leave for an inappropriate relationship with a female student from the age of 12 through 14. The case is now closed and it appears Enwright will face no consequences for his egregious behavior.

According to a police report recently obtained by KCE:

On February 5, 2024, a Kenosha Police detective was assigned to investigate a report of a 7th grade teacher named Christian Enwright who teaches Science at KTEC West. KUSD Principal Scott Hodges, instead of calling the police, called DCFS. Fortunately for the family and victim, DCFS notified the Kenosha a Police Department three days later.

DCFS told the detective that it had received information that Enwright was sexting a 14-year-old student named “Holly.” Holly is in the 8th grade, but had Enwright as a teacher last year when she was 12 and 13. Holly admitted to being friends on Snapchat with Enwright since June of 2023.

Jennifer Seveirt – KTEC West Assistant Principal

Assistant Principal Jennifer Seveirt called Holly into the office over the intercom during the school day. She asked Holly briefly about the allegations without contacting Holly’s parents. Sievert then let Holly go back to class with her cell phone in tow. Holly then had an opportunity to start deleting communications with Enwright, which she did. Holly’s mother “Tina” was then called after the fact and was very upset. Tina told Seveirt to get Holly’s phone immediately.

Scott Hodges – Principal Scott Hodges (D)

KCE asked KTEC Principal Scott Hodges repeatedly why he didn’t call the police or notify someone sooner. Hodges didn’t want to talk about that. Hodges has a history of discipline and misconduct at KUSD.

By the time police were involved, KUSD had placed Enwright on administrative leave. Unbelievably, Seveirt refused to answer questions or cooperate with the Kenosha Police detective assigned to the case. Seveirt thought the behavior was best kept “in house” and not have police involvement.

The Kenosha Police detective met with Tina and asked to do a forensic download of Holly’s phone, to which she quickly agreed. Tina showed a snapchat conversation to the detective that seemingly showed a jealous Enwright being mad because Holly, age 13 at the time, was talking to a boy her own age. This message exchange happened after midnight.

Snapchat Conversation Between Enwright And Holly After Midnight

Enwright: wow man…mean
Holly: what…I’m not saying it’s a bad thing…I was making sure you were okay?
Enwright: OK
Holly: omggggggg…are you mad at me
Enwright: kinda
Holly: why????
Enwright: you know why
Holly: I don’t like him. I tell you stuff all the time how would I like him
Enwright: okay
Holly: who do you think that

Tina also showed the detective many handwritten notes from Enwright to Holly, many of the signed “Love, Mr. Enwright.” Holly’s cell phone was forensically analyzed and concerning things were found therein. A police forensic electronic analyst found a photo on the phone of a fully nude buttocks. There were also many photos of Enwright on Holly’s phone. Police found other disturbing things on the 14-year-old’s phone.

Holly told a friend the Enwright has admitted to masturbating to photos of herself. Holly continued to tell her friend that Enwright had told Holly that one pair of shorts she wore were “his favorite.” She then told the friend more about Enwright admitting to “jerking off” while on the phone with Holly. Police found many other sexually explicit conversations that KCE won’t detail. Police found 112 images on Holly’s phone that they found to be “concerning.” Police learned that Holly considered Enwright to be her “man.”

Kevin Neir is the Kenosha Unified School District’s Director of HR. He has consistently sided with teachers and advocated for them to keep their jobs. In this case, he seemingly wanted to get Enwright back into the classroom as soon as possible. However, the detective told Neir that there were “definite concerns regarding the nature of the content which has been recovered thus far, however additional follow-up and evidence collection would still need to be completed.”

In an interview of Holly, she did admit to spending time with Enwright outside of school in a group. Holly said that Enwright admitted to dreaming about her. Holly admitted that it “wasn’t right” that Enwright was jealous about another middle-schooler that Holly liked. Police noted that Holly was very reluctant to open up about the inappropriate conversations. When police confronted her about the evidence, however, she opened up.

After a second interview, Holly was very open with answers to law enforcement questions. She admitted that Enwright would compliment her body features, and say that she looked “cute” or “good.” He would tell Holly that her legs looked “sexy”. She also said that Enwright sent her “weird” photos of himself, with seemingly no pants on or a towel on. Enwright told Holly that “in another universe, we would be together…I think about you all the time… I miss you.” Enwright also told Holly that he had an “inappropriate dream” about Holly, and he liked her “a lot.” Holly said that Enwright implied to her that he didn’t want her to disclose to anyone about their relationship.

Enwright told Holly that he and her were “in the same boat,” because he had sex with his friend’s mother when he was in middle school. Holly said Enwright’s hugs got more intimate, where he would put his hands around her waist. Holly said that Enwright would get very jealous very often if Holly ever said anything about another boy being cute.

At one point the detective noted in his report that there was evidence of 603 messages existing between Enwright and Holly in a 6-day span usually occurring in the later evening and early morning hours.

The Kenosha detective obtained a signed search warrant from Judge Meir for Enwright’s snapchat account. When the warrant was returned with the snapchat data there was a selfie of a man’s penis – possibly Enwright’s. However, due to limitations with snapchat software, detectives couldn’t ascertain is to if it was sent to Holly or not. There was also another photo of a man wearing only underwear with a clear outline of his penis.

Enwright was then interviewed by the detective. He admitted that he was the person in the photos that he sent to Holly. He also admitted that the photos could be concerning. “Christian explained that he feels that things are being portrayed incorrectly. Christian advised he knows that he did not do anything wrong pertaining to the relationship or communications he held with his former student…Christian also described how he in now experiencing high anxiety because of this investigations.” Enwright also advised that he spoke to multiple attorneys. He asked the detective if this police report would be made public for public records requested. The detective said they would be. By this time, Enwright had already read KCE’s story.

The Kenosha Police detective noted in his report:

“There was a substantial amount of content obtained in this investigation which proved to be evidence of communication on social media (Snapchat) between Christian Enwright and his former female student [Holly] that would be deemed concerning. However, there was no content, images or videos observed that would be deemed sexual in nature. Upon review of this case, the evidence obtained thus far, and my experience working these types of cases, the communications between Christian and [Holly] resemble that of a grooming type relationship. The dialogue in which is observed between Christian Enwright and the juvenile female student does not fully resemble a supportive or mentoring type relationship.”

KCE reached out the teacher licensing agency, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) for comment, and didn’t immediately hear back. Enwright’s teaching license is under investigation.

Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley (D)
(File Photo By Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha County District Attorney Mike Graveley’s soft-on-crime prosecutors refused to charge Enwright with any crimes. Not even disorderly conduct. Nothing. The office gets very creative when it wants to charge someone, especially with disorderly conduct. A defense attorney consulted by KCE said that the office could get at least 20 convictions of D/C against Enwright. DA Graveley didn’t immediately respond to KCE when asked about his bizarre decision. He has now hinted that Enright will face criminal charges this week.

Kenosha Unified School District Jeff Weiss (D)
(File Photo By Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha Unified School District Superintendent Jeff Weiss has refused to say why KUSD hadn’t fired Enwright before the story gained traction.

Leah Enwright – KUSD 8th Grade Math Teacher (Christian’s Wife)

Enwright’s wife, Leah, an 8th grade teacher, has called KCE’s report “false” and accused Holly of lying. Leah was Holly’s 8th Grade, during beginning of this investigation. Holly noticed that Leah’s behavior towards her changed and asked school administration to be transferred to a new teacher. The school honored this request. Leah has reportedly told her students and parents of students that this will be her last year at KTEC and she is moving out of state to live with her “rich uncle.”

Holly’s mother Tina agreed to speak with KCE.

“We are just very grateful that someone spoke up and put in the anonymous tip. [Enwright] used his position as a teacher to get close to our daughter and gain her trust. The stuff he said to her was absolutely unacceptable and should be punishable by law. He was grooming our daughter and like I said, we are just so thankful that this was reported and stopped before anything worse could happen. Because that is where this situation was going. We don’t think KTEC or KUSD has handled this situation well at all. We haven’t been contacted by KUSD at all! This teacher should never teach again! Another awful situation that our daughter is now being put through is having to go to school every day and hear from other students that Mrs. Enwright is talking to other students and parents about the situation and calling [Holly] a liar. There have been multiple instances where [Holly] has sent us a text in the middle of the day saying that one of her friends was in Mrs. Enwright’s class and heard her talking to a student at her desk and says that [Holly] is a liar. This has led to some students not speaking to [Holly] and treating her like she is at fault in this whole situation. There is only ONE VICTIM in this situation and it’s our daughter.

I don’t understand how grooming can’t be prosecuted in any manner. In reviewing Wis. Stat. §§ 947.01, disorderly conduct includes ‘indecent’ behavior, which I think is obvious in this case. The fact that Enwright didn’t acknowledge to police that his behavior was inappropriate, is disturbing. There should be harsh laws against grooming, not only within school policy, but also in the criminal justice system.

With all that being said, we could not be prouder of how [Holly] has dealt with this whole situation. She is an amazing young lady and we are so proud of her. She has gone to school almost every single day since this came out and has remained an honor student! She trusted this teacher and now realizes that he was just gaining her trust to try and victimize her.”

Enwright has a questionable history outside of school, including a bar fight, leaving a gun on a changing table in a bathroom at Woodmans, and an OWI. He threatened suicide during his OWI arrest and had to be screened by mental health professionals from crisis intervention.

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  1. Now fire his victim blaming wife and the principle and vice principle that tried to cover it all up. Rot in sh¡t pedo scum

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  2. Now fire everyone in the Kenosha school system that tried covering up for a groomer!

    Without Kenosha County Eye this community wouldn’t be aware of any of this and the pedo would still be harming kids. KCE is Kenosha’s watchdog now, Kenosha News is the democrats’ LAPDOG. Cancel your subscriptions to that trash.

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  3. Too all those lefties who doubted this little girl, SHAME ON YOU! I guess #MeToo only matters when it’s politically beneficial.

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    1. I don’t think I saw a single defense of this guy. People asking for details and finalization of the investigation. Don’t think that occurred here. Was the mob right this time, probably. Will it be correct next time? Who knows, that’s why we have a justice system.

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        1. I’ll always stand by letting the process play out before we get the pitch forks out. Mob rule is dangerous and a downward spiral. Dude should have been fired and charges pressed if he did anything illegal. This so called grooming law needs to be well defined as well.

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              1. This right here is why the “grooming” law people are talking about needs to be very specifically defined. You suggest the guy should be fired but state the mob mentality is not the best avenue and you get called a groomer. There is no defense of this person but any deviation from the rabble of the group is “grooming”. You guys wonder why you don’t get taken seriously….

    2. I don’t think anyone blamed the girl. However, at the same time, the parents of this girl aren’t doing their job either. This went on for 2 years and they didn’t know about it? You don’t check your kid’s phones. Make no mistake, bad parenting is part of this equation, too.

      1. They did, I saw numerous comments about girl fabricating story or forging letters. So much so I took screenshots… It was pretty appalling considering some of these folks are the first ones to want to start a riot when police arrest a person of color even before knowing any details. It’s pretty horrible they don’t fight as hard for kids.

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  4. Great Job kusd !!! so next you need to fire the principle, the wife that is that math teacher, and anyone else involved.

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  5. I can’t even h=imagine, how many stories that ratty assed K-Town Blab refused
    to go with over the years, that were similar to this.

    1. The Kenosha News is one of the reasons why Kenosha is so corrupt. Their refusal to print anything that shines the light on government wrong doing allows the government to keep on doing it.

      Kudos to KCE! You made our community better and demonstrated the power of the media to make positive change. Some self-serving people claim that the media is the “enemy of the state.” You proved them wrong. Investigative journalism keeps us free.

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      1. Left-leaning media IS the enemy of the people. These media organizations, large and small, cover up democrats’ corruption and publish Democrats’
        propaganda 24/7. The Russia Collusion Hoax and Hunter Biden’s laptop = two prime examples. Kenosha News does the same, on a smaller scale. Enemy of the people, all of them.

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      2. The Kenosha News’ owners, Lee Enterprises, gutted the newspaper’s staff when it took over from the Brown family.

        WLIP once had four full-time news people. Now they cobble together a “K-town Report” from Gurnee.

        WGTD has one news person to cover three counties.

        1. For the most part, they needed to be gutted because they were nothing more than a second edition of the labor paper and an extension of the DNC. People emulate their bosses and the bosses absolutely so nothing but solid blue in every single story, real or ignored.

  6. If u r new to kce, please also do a search and find earlier posts on this, and comments.. oh yes, and the comments!

    Charge your phone and start reading all about keno. It’s like a chapter book on everything the Knews waits to report on. Get a comfy place and have a date reading kce! THE PLACE WITH THE true Investigative reporting!

  7. 2 different people wrote the letters. Look at the signatures.
    Not saying she is lying. But they are definitely different people writing them.

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  8. Nobody should ever wonder why KUSD enrollment is dropping. The do not protect the kids they claim to care about. Disgusting. And hopefully this sick f*uck goes to prison and gets his!

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  9. “Although Enright is not unemployed, this is just the beginning.”

    I think you meant “now unemployed.”

    Moving on to the possible criminal charges, I see a dilemma for the DA’s office that nobody appears to have picked up on. Disorderly conduct is a low-grade misdemeanor (maximum $1,000 fine and/or up to 90 days jail). It seems like there should be something more serious and sometimes there are gaps in the law. If that’s the case, this should have been an opportunity for DA Gravely to go to the legislature and try to fix the law. It would be a great opportunity to show some leadership.

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    1. He’ll have to do a stint at Parkside and then Carthage, before he has to commute to Racine. 🤣

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  10. Glad to see this finally taken seriously, but sad to see what it took to get there.

    This should have been dealt with months ago. Hopefully this will trigger a deep investigation into KTEC, but I doubt it will.

    Couldn’t believe this was on the Kenosha News site right away last night!

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  11. People must be in shock something actually happened

    I guess the comments will blow up after he gets charged by Gravely.

    Don’t hold your breath

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  12. Perhaps Kenosha’s representatives to the Wisconsin State Legislature might be inclined to review laws regarding reporting requirements for public schools involving the type of issues reported by KCE.

    Representative Tip McGuire
    Assembly District 64 (D – Kenosha)
    608-237-9164 / 888-534-0064
    Email Representative McGuire

    Representative Tod Ohnstad
    Assembly District 65 (D – Kenosha)
    608-237-9165 / 888-534-0065
    Email Representative Ohnstad

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    1. They’re all there already !!!

      A previous post in one of these recent stories has all the people and scenarios that require reporting !

      KUSD has violated these reporting requirements many times including a couple just in this single student teacher grooming.

      Like gun laws, we don’t need more reporting laws, we just need existing laws enforced. Here it’s the reporting that is not happening when it should. From the first person to be told, these people just call “their” superior and it then dies or gets slow walked up and up. Then nothing happens, at least that we see.

      It’s the up people that need to be fired. From assistant principals all the way up through the school board. If you are found to have knowledge of any of this and you didn’t report it, regardless of internal reporting, you need to be fired.
      Reporting directly to law enforcement and beyond is direct from that person.
      Fuck your chain of command policies, report on your own. If you get fired or suspended because of your direct reporting, call the mama bears and they’ll have your back.

      I personally wouldn’t mind having on my resume that I was fired for protecting the children.

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      1. There is currently no “grooming” law in Wisconsin. Disorderly Conduct is the only one that vaguely covers it…

        Law enforcement can’t do anything when the school district hides evidence and shelters the guilty. There ARE laws regarding school staff’s responsibility to report crimes against children. But KUSD feels they are exempt from those. Charging all the KUSD members who covered this or lied would be a great push in the right direction.

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          May 4, 2024 at 9:28 AM
          Wisconsin law (48.981(2)) requires that any mandated reporter who has reasonable cause to suspect that a child seen by the person in the course of professional duties has been abused or neglected, or who has reason to believe that a child seen by the person in the course of professional duties has been threatened with abuse or neglect and that abuse or neglect of the child will occur, make a report to county CPS or law enforcement.

          In addition, Wisconsin law (175.32) requires that any mandated reporter who believes in good faith, based on a threat made by an individual seen in the course of professional duties regarding violence in or targeted at a school, that there is a serious and imminent threat to the health or safety of a student or school employee or the public, make a report to law enforcement.

          The professionals named as mandated reporters in the Wisconsin Statutes 48.981 (2) are as follows:

          Physicians
          Coroners
          Medical examiners
          Nurses
          Dentists
          Chiropractors
          Optometrists
          Acupuncturists
          A medical or mental health professional not otherwise specified in this list
          Social workers
          Marriage & family therapists
          Professional counselors
          Public assistance workers, including a financial and employment planner, as defined in s49.141(1) (d), Statutes
          School teachers
          School administrators
          School counselors
          School employees not otherwise specified in this list
          Mediators under s.767.405, Statutes
          Child-care workers in a child care center, group home, or residential care center for children and youth
          Child care providers
          Alcohol or other drug abuse counselors
          Members of the treatment staff employed by or working under contract with a county department under s. 46.23, 51.42, or 51.437, Statutes, or a residential care center for children and youth
          Physical therapists
          Physical therapist assistants
          Occupational therapists
          Dieticians
          Speech-language pathologists
          Audiologists
          Emergency medical technicians
          First responders
          Police or law enforcement officers
          Court-appointed special advocates (CASA) (except as provided in sub s. 48.981(2m) and (2r))
          Clergy (specific requirements and exceptions found under s.48.981(2)(bm)1-3)
          Juvenile correctional officers
          In addition, the professionals named as mandated reporters in the Governor’s Executive Order #54 are as follows:

          University of Wisconsin System (UWS) Professors
          UWS Administrators
          UWS Coaches
          All other UWS Employees

          Reports of suspected child abuse and neglect can be made to the county where the child resides or to the law enforcement of where the possible abuse and/or neglect occurred. Reports of suspected school violence must be made to law enforcement.

          Persons making reports in good faith are immune from criminal or civil liability.
          A person who is mandated to report suspected child abuse or neglect will be informed by the county what action, if any, was taken to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the child who is the subject of the report.
          Penalty: Persons required to report, who intentionally fail to report suspected child abuse or neglect or threats of school violence may be fined not more than $1,000 or imprisoned not more than 6 months or both. (s. 48.981(6))

          There seems to be a lot to process above but not really. School personnel are mandatory child abuse and school safety reporters. The hard question for KUSD is what is being done to ensure that all school staff, including administrators, comply with the law. (In the process don’t forget the school safety part.)

  13. You should ask yourself why did they cover this up and not expose this? If there “hiding” this; what ELSE are they hiding, what else are they not informing parents. Parents please talk to your kids! But parents we need to fight this locally and statewide

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    1. KUSD sweeping things under the carpet seems similar to the Milwaukee Archdiocese playbook years ago.

  14. Shameful how much prodding it took for the district to do the right thing.
    Thank you for giving a voice to the concerned parents!

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    1. KUSD Administration and the School Board (besides Bob Tierney) are all ashamed that they had to terminate this pedo. These are truly sick people!

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  15. THIS IS 100% CREDIT TO KEVIN & KENOSHA MAMA BEARS 🧡💛❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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  16. He will run away to another state without facing any consequences for his actions. Just like they did for Jimmy P from Wilmot…. Democrats don’t convict other democrats.. Only Maga supporters get charged by these communist!

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  17. Congrats to the moms for being active and caring for their children to hold these people responsible. Shame on you fathers for not being there to stand up for your children and let your wives do your job. Too caught up in sports or whatever to be man enough to fight those preying on your children. Pussies!

  18. Several things . There is a Lego class ? Hey , let’s make that dude the Principal. Maybe Leah got a little too chubby for Christian . He prefers skinny little 12 year olds. 4 drunk driving arrests ? This pervert is a hot mess. KUSD is a hot mess .
    The Democrats are in charge of this shit show.
    This situation is not fixable .

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Amanda L. Voight, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of driving drunk onto active railroad tracks, ignoring repeated police commands to stop as a train approached, recklessly endangering safety, fleeing after striking property, and obstructing police officers was released Thursday on no-cash bail by Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum. Amanda L. Voight, 44, is charged with

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Woman Accused of Violating Harassment Injunction Twice Given Just $300 Total Cash Bail, Competency Evaluation Ordered

Amy C. Poull, 38, of Trevor(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Trevor woman accused of violating the same harassment injunction on two separate occasions was released Thursday after Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum set just $150 cash bail in each of two new criminal cases, for a total of $300, despite allegations that she committed both offenses while already out on

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Man on Probation for Animal Neglect Released on No-Cash Bond After Allegedly Fleeing Police, Resisting Arrest

Kejuan L. Gardner, 17, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Kejuan L. Gardner, 17, of Kenosha, who was already serving one year of probation after Judge Heather Iverson withheld sentence in an animal neglect case, was released Wednesday on a no-cash bond after prosecutors charged him with obstructing and resisting an officer following an alleged attempt to flee from Kenosha police.

Long-Time Trustee Dennis L. Faber Honored with Boat Launch Named in His Honor

SALEM LAKES, Wis. — At a recent Village Board meeting, Salem Lakes came together to celebrate a man whose dedication has helped shape the community’s lakes for decades: Long-Time Trustee Dennis L. Faber. The Board considered naming the Yaws Boat Landing after Faber, and several longtime lake leaders stepped forward to speak about his extraordinary impact. The chairman of the Camp & Center

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Kenosha Man Accused of Secretly Recording Women, Posting Explicit Videos Online, Possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material Given $150,000 Cash Bail

Lucas A. Hill, of Kenosha, 24, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 24-year-old Kenosha man accused of secretly recording multiple women during intimate encounters, allegedly posting explicit videos and photographs of them online without their consent, and possessing child sexual abuse material was ordered held Wednesday on a combined $150,000 cash bond by Court Commissioner Daniel Kellum. In what appears

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Woman Says She Grabbed Alleged Abuser’s Gun to Save Herself; Man Charged with Felony Domestic Violence Intimidation, Battery Released on Just $650 Cash Bail

Umair Iqbal, 29, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of dragging his girlfriend from bed, preventing her from calling 911, and forcing her to grab his loaded handgun to stop the alleged attack was released Wednesday after a court commissioner set cash bail at just $650. Umair Iqbal, 29, is charged with felony intimidation of a victim-domestic

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Woman Apparently Serving Time for Conviction Including Battery to an Unborn Child Accused of Brutal Jailhouse Assault Felony; Given Just $1,000 Cash Bail

Imani Renee Singleton, 30, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman who appears to have been serving time stemming from convictions that included battery to an unborn child is now facing a new felony after prosecutors allege she violently attacked another inmate inside the Kenosha County Detention Center. Despite the alleged assault occurring while she was already incarcerated, Court

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Man Free on $500 Bail in Felony Police Battery Case Arrested for Third OWI, Gets Only $1,500 Cash Bail

Tyler J. Thorsen, 34, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man who was free on just a $500 cash bail despite facing a Class H felony punishable by up to six years in prison for allegedly battering a Kenosha police officer is now accused of driving so intoxicated that police say he swerved across traffic lanes, crawled through city

Liberal Judge Gives Felony OWI 4th Defendant Work Release, Continuing Kenosha Judiciary’s Soft-On-Repeat-Drunk-Drivers Trend

KENOSHA, Wis. — How many times does someone have to drive drunk before they’re actually locked in a jail cell? Once? Not in Kenosha. Twice? No. Three times? Still no. Four times—a felony offense and one that many states would have treated as a felony after a third conviction? Apparently not that, either. On Wednesday, Liberal Judge Jodi Meier (D) sentenced Graciela Oviedo,

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Drunk Woman Accused of Stealing Pleasant Prairie Firetruck While Naked Given Just $200 Cash Bail: Audio Released of Woman Talking On Radio

Emily A. Fair, 36, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of stealing a Pleasant Prairie firetruck while naked, making bizarre transmissions over the department’s radio channel, and driving the emergency vehicle through the village was released Tuesday after a court commissioner set her cash bond at just $200. During the hearing, her attorney raised concerns about

Navy Veteran Robert Dean Jensen Named Kenosha Hometown Hero

KENOSHA, Wis. — Vietnam War veteran Robert Dean Jensen has been named Kenosha’s 2026 second-quarter Hometown Hero, recognizing both his distinguished military service in the U.S. Navy and his decades of volunteer work benefiting veterans and the Kenosha community. The honor is awarded through the Kenosha Hometown Heroes program, established in 2015 to recognize men and women who have served or are serving

City of Kenosha, Firefighters Union Reach Tentative Three-Year Labor Agreement

KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha and Kenosha Professional Firefighters Local 414 have reached a tentative three-year collective bargaining agreement covering wages, vacation, overtime, and the promotional process. Mayor David Bogdala (R) and Local 414 President Ricardo Lebron (D) announced Tuesday that the agreement is the result of months of negotiations and will be presented to the Kenosha Common Council for consideration

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Felony Strangulation Charge Filed After Kenosha Man Allegedly Choked Wife Until She Nearly Lost Consciousness

Christopher J. Polivka, 32, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Christopher J. Polivka, 32, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with one felony and two misdemeanors after prosecutors allege he grabbed his wife by the throat with both hands, preventing her from breathing and leaving her fearing she was about to lose consciousness. Christopher J. Polivka, 32, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)

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Man Accused of Threatening to Kill 73-Year-Old Grandmother Held on $3,000 Cash Bond

Sean R. Carlson, 32, of Randall(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Sean R. Carlson, 32, of Randall, is facing one felony and one misdemeanor after prosecutors allege he repeatedly threatened to kill his 73-year-old grandmother in a profanity-laced confrontation that was captured on a cellphone recording. Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum on Tuesday set $3,000 cash bail. Carlson is charged with felony

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Kenosha Man Charged with Felony Fourth-Offense OWI After Allegedly Admitting He Was Drunk

Dwayne E. Wates II, 35, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Dwayne E. Wates II, 35, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with Operating While Under the Influence (Fourth Offense), a Class H felony punishable by up to six years in prison and a $10,000 fine, after Kenosha police say they found him sitting in a damaged SUV and he admitted he

Kemper Center to Celebrate 50 Years With Full Day of Cars, Music, History, Market and Fireworks

KENOSHA, Wis. — One of Kenosha’s most recognizable lakefront landmarks will mark a major milestone later this month as Kemper Center celebrates its 50th anniversary with a day-long community festival featuring a classic car show, public market, live music, free mansion tours and a fireworks finale. The free celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, on the Kemper Center and Anderson Arts

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Kenosha Man Accused of Sexual Assault Held on $10,000 Cash Bail

Travis J. Morrison Sr., 51, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Travis J. Morrison Sr., 51, of Kenosha, was ordered held on a $10,000 cash bond Monday by Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum after prosecutors charged him with one felony and two misdemeanors stemming from an alleged domestic violence incident. Morrison is charged with third-degree sexual assault, a Class G felony;

Hope Council Unveils New Brand, Renewed Vision for the Future

KENOSHA, Wis. — One of Kenosha County’s longest-serving nonprofit organizations has a new look, but the mission that has guided it for more than half a century remains unchanged. Hope Council recently unveiled a new logo and visual identity that leaders say better reflects the organization’s evolution while reaffirming its longstanding commitment to helping individuals, families, and communities navigate substance use, recovery, prevention,

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Man Accused of Possessing Child Pornography Held on $75,000 Cash Bail After Investigators Say He Secretly Photographed Juvenile Girls at Beach

Mibsam Daniel Medrano-Cruz, 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Mibsam Daniel Medrano-Cruz, 22, was ordered held on a $75,000 cash bail Monday by Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum after being charged with one count of Possession of Child Pornography, a Class D felony. Prosecutors allege Medrano-Cruz possessed a video depicting children engaged in sexually explicit conduct and that investigators also

Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue Adds Rapid Response Truck to Improve Firefighting with Limited Staffing

TWIN LAKES, Wis. — Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue has placed a new rapid response pickup truck equipped with an Ultra High-Pressure (UHP) fire suppression system into service, a move officials say will allow firefighters to begin attacking fires much faster while operating with limited staffing. The vehicle, funded by the Village of Twin Lakes, is designed to serve as the department’s first-arriving fire apparatus

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Man Facing Three Felonies and Five Misdemeanors in Two Cases Released on No-Cash Bail by New Court Commissioner

Charles W. Randle, 64, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Charles W. Randle, 64, of Kenosha, was released Monday on no-cash bail in two separate criminal cases after appearing before newly appointed Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum. In the felony case, Randle is charged with felony intimidation of a victim, strangulation and suffocation, false imprisonment, misdemeanor battery, resisting an officer, and

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On Tuesday, Republican voters will decide who will almost certainly become the next sheriff of Kenosha County. No Democrat or independent candidate filed for the office, making the Republican primary the election that will almost certainly decide who serves as sheriff for the next four years. This news outlet is not endorsing either of Sheriff David Zoerner’s opponents. Captain James Beller and Captain

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Liberal Activist Judge Jodi Meier (D) Gives Former KUSD Teacher Just Two Years for Sending Graphic Sexual Messages to 15-Year-Old Student After He Originally Faced Nearly 100 Years

Alex Poyner, 34, of Kenosha – Former KUSD Teacher(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — Liberal activist Judge Jodi Meier (D) on Thursday sentenced former Bradford High School substitute teacher Alexander Robert Poyner, 34, of Kenosha, to just two years in state prison, followed by three years of extended supervision, despite the fact that he originally faced nearly 100

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Father, Son Arrested in Alleged Kenosha Drug Operation; Son Given $100,000 Cash Bail, Father Expected to Be Charged

Ryan M. Quinonez, 40, and his father, Michael R. Quinonez, 64, Both of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of selling cocaine and fentanyl-laced counterfeit Percocet pills and operating a drug trafficking operation out of a home he shared with his father was ordered held on $100,000 cash bail Thursday. Ryan M. Quinonez, 40, of Kenosha, was formally

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Kenosha Woman Accused of Driving Drunk Onto Railroad Tracks, Ignoring Police Commands, Released on No-Cash Bail

Amanda L. Voight, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of driving drunk onto active railroad tracks, ignoring repeated police commands to stop as a train approached, recklessly endangering safety, fleeing after striking property, and obstructing police officers was released Thursday on no-cash bail by Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum. Amanda L. Voight, 44, is charged with

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Woman Accused of Violating Harassment Injunction Twice Given Just $300 Total Cash Bail, Competency Evaluation Ordered

Amy C. Poull, 38, of Trevor(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Trevor woman accused of violating the same harassment injunction on two separate occasions was released Thursday after Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum set just $150 cash bail in each of two new criminal cases, for a total of $300, despite allegations that she committed both offenses while already out on

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Man on Probation for Animal Neglect Released on No-Cash Bond After Allegedly Fleeing Police, Resisting Arrest

Kejuan L. Gardner, 17, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Kejuan L. Gardner, 17, of Kenosha, who was already serving one year of probation after Judge Heather Iverson withheld sentence in an animal neglect case, was released Wednesday on a no-cash bond after prosecutors charged him with obstructing and resisting an officer following an alleged attempt to flee from Kenosha police.

Long-Time Trustee Dennis L. Faber Honored with Boat Launch Named in His Honor

SALEM LAKES, Wis. — At a recent Village Board meeting, Salem Lakes came together to celebrate a man whose dedication has helped shape the community’s lakes for decades: Long-Time Trustee Dennis L. Faber. The Board considered naming the Yaws Boat Landing after Faber, and several longtime lake leaders stepped forward to speak about his extraordinary impact. The chairman of the Camp & Center

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Kenosha Man Accused of Secretly Recording Women, Posting Explicit Videos Online, Possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material Given $150,000 Cash Bail

Lucas A. Hill, of Kenosha, 24, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 24-year-old Kenosha man accused of secretly recording multiple women during intimate encounters, allegedly posting explicit videos and photographs of them online without their consent, and possessing child sexual abuse material was ordered held Wednesday on a combined $150,000 cash bond by Court Commissioner Daniel Kellum. In what appears

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Woman Says She Grabbed Alleged Abuser’s Gun to Save Herself; Man Charged with Felony Domestic Violence Intimidation, Battery Released on Just $650 Cash Bail

Umair Iqbal, 29, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of dragging his girlfriend from bed, preventing her from calling 911, and forcing her to grab his loaded handgun to stop the alleged attack was released Wednesday after a court commissioner set cash bail at just $650. Umair Iqbal, 29, is charged with felony intimidation of a victim-domestic

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Woman Apparently Serving Time for Conviction Including Battery to an Unborn Child Accused of Brutal Jailhouse Assault Felony; Given Just $1,000 Cash Bail

Imani Renee Singleton, 30, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman who appears to have been serving time stemming from convictions that included battery to an unborn child is now facing a new felony after prosecutors allege she violently attacked another inmate inside the Kenosha County Detention Center. Despite the alleged assault occurring while she was already incarcerated, Court

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Man Free on $500 Bail in Felony Police Battery Case Arrested for Third OWI, Gets Only $1,500 Cash Bail

Tyler J. Thorsen, 34, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man who was free on just a $500 cash bail despite facing a Class H felony punishable by up to six years in prison for allegedly battering a Kenosha police officer is now accused of driving so intoxicated that police say he swerved across traffic lanes, crawled through city

Liberal Judge Gives Felony OWI 4th Defendant Work Release, Continuing Kenosha Judiciary’s Soft-On-Repeat-Drunk-Drivers Trend

KENOSHA, Wis. — How many times does someone have to drive drunk before they’re actually locked in a jail cell? Once? Not in Kenosha. Twice? No. Three times? Still no. Four times—a felony offense and one that many states would have treated as a felony after a third conviction? Apparently not that, either. On Wednesday, Liberal Judge Jodi Meier (D) sentenced Graciela Oviedo,

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Drunk Woman Accused of Stealing Pleasant Prairie Firetruck While Naked Given Just $200 Cash Bail: Audio Released of Woman Talking On Radio

Emily A. Fair, 36, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of stealing a Pleasant Prairie firetruck while naked, making bizarre transmissions over the department’s radio channel, and driving the emergency vehicle through the village was released Tuesday after a court commissioner set her cash bond at just $200. During the hearing, her attorney raised concerns about

Navy Veteran Robert Dean Jensen Named Kenosha Hometown Hero

KENOSHA, Wis. — Vietnam War veteran Robert Dean Jensen has been named Kenosha’s 2026 second-quarter Hometown Hero, recognizing both his distinguished military service in the U.S. Navy and his decades of volunteer work benefiting veterans and the Kenosha community. The honor is awarded through the Kenosha Hometown Heroes program, established in 2015 to recognize men and women who have served or are serving

City of Kenosha, Firefighters Union Reach Tentative Three-Year Labor Agreement

KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha and Kenosha Professional Firefighters Local 414 have reached a tentative three-year collective bargaining agreement covering wages, vacation, overtime, and the promotional process. Mayor David Bogdala (R) and Local 414 President Ricardo Lebron (D) announced Tuesday that the agreement is the result of months of negotiations and will be presented to the Kenosha Common Council for consideration

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Felony Strangulation Charge Filed After Kenosha Man Allegedly Choked Wife Until She Nearly Lost Consciousness

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