Former Indian Trail High School Employee Charged With Very Serious Sex Crimes Against Students

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Jamill E. Sanders (36) (Kenosha Sheriff)
Indian Trail High School (File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Jamill E. Sanders, 36, of Racine, was allowed to resign from the Kenosha Unified School District on May 13, 2022 as an “Educational Support Professional.” He then went on to work for 21st Century Preparatory School in Racine. That is where police and prosecutors say he sexually assaulted two juvenile students.

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Jamill E. Sanders (36) of Racine
(Racine County Sheriff)

Sanders was charged this past Tuesday, May 14, 2024 with “Second Degree Sexual Assault Of A Child Under 16 Years Of Age” and “Repeated Sexual Assault Of A Child”, both felonies that carry with them maximum sentences of 40 years in prison each.

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Criminal Complaint
(Racine County Clerk of Courts)

According to the criminal complaint, Sanders sexually assaulted at least two girls one, 12, and the other, 14. Both girls are students at 21st Century Preparatory School in Racine. Sanders works at the school as a “Behavioral Interventionist.” Not only did Sanders grab and fondle the girls’ privates, but he also made sexual comments.

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Sanders appeared in court on Tuesday and the commissioner ordered a $10,000 cash bail. She also ordered Sanders not have any contact with minors other than his own children, and not be employed by any schools.

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KCE has asked for Sanders’ personnel file while at KUSD and will report if there is anything newsworthy within.

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If you had a student at Indian Trail High School that reports any inappropriate touching while Sanders was employed by KUSD, please call Kenosha Police at 262-656-1234.

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Jamill E. Sanders (36) of Racine
(Racine County Sheriff)

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  1. What the hell is going on at that school. Every other week it’s another creep doing dumb shit!!!!!

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  2. Can’t wait for the commenters who always pretend that the sex abuse scandal in the Catholic Church was the worst example of systemic child abuse in history to try and spin their way out of the fact that child sex abuse has always been worse in government schools. The Catholic scandal was 30 years ago. KUSD not only learned nothing from it, it’s employees are making the same fatal mistakes today: Zero transparency and shoveling the evil perverts into a fresh pool of unaware, hapless victims.

    Everyone in KUSD administration must be fired over this sex abuse scandal. We’re up to 9 offenders now that we know about.

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    1. A bad day of Homeschooling is better than a good day in Public School! Pull you kids out! Protect them.from.these.perverts and sick minded people!

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  3. Who ever helped cover for this dirt bag should receive the same punishment. Congratulations Kenosha for reelecting same board members that help cover for sex abuse in our schools, better hope your children aren’t next or maybe that’s what you want???

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      1. With the current radical liberals on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, there is no longer a “Constitution” in Wisconsin.

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        1. Well, yes, there is a constitution in Wisconsin regardless of the composition of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. And here’s what it says about public schools: “The legislature shall provide by law for the establishment of district schools, which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable; and such schools shall be free and without charge for tuition to all children between the ages of 4 and 20 years; and no sectarian instruction shall be allowed therein; but the legislature by law may, for the purpose of religious instruction outside the district schools, authorize the release of students during regular school hours.”

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  4. KUSD knowingly giving a suspected sex offender a free pass again.
    Be sure to go in blazing, Kevin.
    This page just keeps getting better and better.

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    1. They may have. Or not. We don’t know why he “was resigned” from his job here — yet.

      KUSD’s track record nonetheless isn’t stellar.

  5. Trial Lawyers Of Wisconsin most certainly should advirtise on KCE.
    Maybe even a branch office strategically placed from KUSD headquarters and Kenosha County Courthouse.

    Parent(s) of latest victims need to take note.

  6. Palymara passed Jeff Spencer on to KuSD and Steve Knecht brought him right over to sexually assault ITA students

    Steve Knecht has hired 3 people who abused student

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  7. And this is the same administration that allows porn in the school libraries and shuts out the voices of concerned taxpayers.

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      1. They are trying to capitalize on the gay community same as how they have tried to do with almost every other minority. Wake up people!

  8. This isn’t new for kusd. They passed Mr Tyler around schools until he was finally caught at McKinley Jr for the same type of stuff.

  9. KUSD. I am proud my kids are not in it. It is not that the alternatives are perfect.
    But a Christian Education is MUCH better than the mess KUSD provides.

    NEVER, EVER vote for a Dem, progressive, liberal or RINO. Or ANY career pol of ANY party! Including Schools!
    Congressional term limits. Twelve years LIFETIME maximum. Think Brandon and fifty years of his accomplishments.
    No retirement benefits.
    Afterall, it is “Public Service.”
    Repeal the Seventeenth Amendment.
    Restore States rights.

  10. He got fired for the same thing at kusd he was caught messing around with one of the students and the momma came for his ass.

  11. I am curious to know if the parents at 21st Century school can hold the administration responsible for hiring a dirt bag, knowing his past disgusting actions??

  12. How about the parents of all victims sue the Teachers Union, because they are the ones behind the scenes protecting them by making deals with Unified.

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