Dayton Public Schools Teacher Faces Termination Amid Sex Crime Allegations
A band teacher and volleyball coach in Dayton Public Schools, Nathaniel Williams-Rolack, is facing termination following his arrest on suspicion of a sex crime. The district is also aware of an open criminal sexual conduct case against him in Michigan…
Dayton, OH, November 10, 2026 — A Dayton Public Schools educator is currently facing termination proceedings after being arrested on suspicion of a sex crime. The individual, identified as Nathaniel Williams-Rolack, holds positions as both a band teacher and a volleyball coach within the district.
The district has confirmed it is aware of the arrest and the subsequent termination process. In addition to the recent arrest, Dayton Public Schools stated its awareness of an existing criminal sexual conduct case involving Williams-Rolack. This case is reportedly open and originates from Michigan, dating back to 2020.
Details regarding the specific nature of the sex crime suspicion leading to the recent arrest were not immediately available. Similarly, the current status and specifics of the open criminal sexual conduct case in Michigan were not disclosed. The district has initiated its internal procedures in response to the allegations.
The termination process for educators in public school systems typically involves review by the school board and adherence to state and local employment regulations. Further information on the timeline or outcome of these proceedings is pending.
Story summarized from the original created by Noelle Horn, WHIO.com, John Bedell on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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