Former Randolph County Schools Employee Charged with Sexual Assault of a Student

Gregory Simmons, a former employee of Randolph County Schools, has been charged with serious sexual offenses against a minor. The allegations date back to the year 2005, and the charges were formally filed following an investigation initiated by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office. Simmons, who worked as a custodian within the county’s school system, stands accused of sexually assaulting a student, which has prompted significant concern and outrage within the community. Sheriff Greg Smith stated, ‘This was a long investigation, but we believe we have done our due diligence to bring this case forward.’ The allegations against Simmons have reopened painful discussions about safety and trust within local educational institutions. In a statement, the Randolph County School District expressed its commitment to maintaining a secure environment for students and asserted that they would cooperate fully in the investigation. In total, Simmons is facing multiple charges related to sexual offenses against minors, and his current legal situation remains ongoing. The community is urged to come forward with any additional information regarding Simmons’ past conduct as the investigation expands.