
SALEM, Wis. — Complaints about Westosha Central High School head baseball coach and physical education teacher Jacob “Jake” Morman stretch back nearly seven years, according to hundreds of pages of school records obtained by the Kenosha County Eye. The records show parents repeatedly went to administrators with concerns about Morman, while some of the district's own student-athlete surveys contain blistering assessments from players who accused him of favoritism, excessive negativity, targeting players and refusing to accept responsibility for his own actions.
One varsity player told the district, “Morman made me not want to play the sport,” while another wrote, “Under coach Morman I have lost all love for the game,” adding, “I have never felt so disrespected and targeted in any other sport and under any other coach.” A third player wrote that Morman “holds lots of grudges against teenagers” and concluded, “Overall I feel like he is a cancer to the team instead of a positive influence.” Yet another accused Morman of seeking power, writing, “He is always looking for a spot in power because when he feels in power, he abuses it.”

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Kids are so soft today and there parents are to blame.
What a dick.
As if there were no other qualified in the area to be head coach. Such a shame
This sounds like my little league coach and he made me a better adult. Maybe those kids just aren’t meant to play competitive sports.