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Brandon Gordon, Bryan City Schools Orchestra Teacher Resigns After Charges of Soliciting Minors in Georgia
A Bryan City Schools orchestra teacher, Brandon Gordon, has resigned after being charged with soliciting minors in Georgia. According to a letter sent to district stakeholders by Bryan Superintendent Mark Rairigh, charges were filed on May 1 against Gordon and an arrest warrant was issued. District administrators removed Gordon from the property upon learning of the charges and Gordon resigned from his position.
The Roswell Police Department in Georgia stated that Gordon is facing charges of using computer service to seduce, solicit, lure, or entice a child to commit an illegal act, electronically furnishing obscene material to minors, child molestation, and two counts of solicitation of sodomy.
Although the investigation is ongoing, Rairigh stated in the letter that it is believed the inappropriate electronic telecommunications were not with local minors for this specific case. However, as the investigation continues, anyone with knowledge of any potential related criminal activity is encouraged to notify local law enforcement agencies or school personnel.
Plans are in place to ensure students can still practice and perform upcoming concerts. The district thanked the individuals who have stepped up to make this possible. Regular daily classes remain scheduled as normal.