Coaches following and DMing on social media?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It may not explicitly be against FCPS rules, but it is a violation of Safe Sport and should be reported to the AD.

https://www.vata.us/safe-sports-school

Or if OP is safe sport certified, he/she is also obligated to report it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So they know their coach is following them and they are posting bikini shots?

You are kidding me. Right?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So they know their coach is following them and they are posting bikini shots?

Quit blaming the victim.

Cosch sounds pervy, predatory and definitely inappropriate.

I would report this if it were my child.

I’m a high school teacher and I agree. It should be reported. Seen multiple male coworkers go down for this shit. It infuriates me how they have such easy access to these girls.

[Anonymous]

I love the poster who decided the teenagers are the problem. Wow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it weird that one of our HS coaches is following most of the team on social media and makes comments like "loving the bikini shots"

I have told my daughter to block him. it is totally inappropriate.

I would be reporting that to somebody so my kid could play the sport she loves (presumably) without me wondering what that creeper coach is doing. Heard a very similar story about a gymnastics coach several years ago, and he ended up getting arrested.

Maybe this guy isn't that, but people with good intentions usually don't go past the fuzzy line, they stay far on the safe side of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So they know their coach is following them and they are posting bikini shots?

Quit blaming the victim.

Cosch sounds pervy, predatory and definitely inappropriate.

I would report this if it were my child.

Yup

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love the poster who decided the teenagers are the problem. Wow.

We live among predators and their apologists. Never forget that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No coach should be following a student on social media.

No, no HIGH SCHOOL coach should be. If you want to get recruited in your sport, you need them to follow you. But your sport social media account should be separate from the one you/they use for their friends and unrelated stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So they know their coach is following them and they are posting bikini shots?

Quit blaming the victim.

Cosch sounds pervy, predatory and definitely inappropriate.

I would report this if it were my child.

I’m a high school teacher and I agree. It should be reported. Seen multiple male coworkers go down for this shit. It infuriates me how they have such easy access to these girls.

Newflash: it's not just male coaches doing it to girls. There was an issue several years ago with a coach inappropriately texting the boys he was coaching.

[Anonymous]

Safe Sport, anyone?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Safe Sport, anyone?

mentioned earlier in this thread and this behavior is a violation of it

[Anonymous]

I have coached for 20 years in FCPS and coaches should absolutely NOT be following athletes on social media. If they create a sport specific IG to help with recruiting, that is a bit different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it weird that one of our HS coaches is following most of the team on social media and makes comments like "loving the bikini shots"

I have told my daughter to block him. it is totally inappropriate.

Have screenshots and contact your DSA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So they know their coach is following them and they are posting bikini shots?

Quit blaming the victim.

Cosch sounds pervy, predatory and definitely inappropriate.

I would report this if it were my child.

I’m a high school teacher and I agree. It should be reported. Seen multiple male coworkers go down for this shit. It infuriates me how they have such easy access to these girls.

Newflash: it's not just male coaches doing it to girls. There was an issue several years ago with a coach inappropriately texting the boys he was coaching.

I didn’t say it was only men or that men only do this to girls but in THIS situation it is a man inappropriately DMing girls, so I referenced my other male coworkers who have done similar things and been placed on leave and investigated and eventually fired.

[Anonymous]

If the coach is FCPS staff, they are specifically prohibited from communicating with students on social media using private accounts. Every communication with students must be on an FCPS system that can be monitored and overseen by FCPS (such as email or Schoology.)