Perpetrators
Who is Chad Hill?
Chad Hill, 54, is a long-time school administrator who recently worked for Greene County Educational Service Center (ESC) in Beavercreek, Ohio. A brave victim came forward to report horrific allegations against Hill, resulting in his arrest.
Hill is facing charges after the police were called to the home of a juvenile:
- One count of rape
- One count of gross sexual imposition
You are not alone if Vincent Root impacted your child. Hill has a long history of employment in many schools in Ohio. We know sexual offenders who prey on children rarely only act once.
Schools where Chad Hill worked:
- High school principal for Vandalia-Butler City Schools
- New Lebanon Local Schools.
- Huber Heights City Schools,
- Tecumseh High School,
- Madison Local Schools.
- Dayton Regional STEM
Passing the Trash Laws
School administrators who move from school to school to avoid getting caught for sexually abusing children represent a systemic issue within the education system. This practice, often called “passing the trash,” allows perpetrators to evade justice. Thus, continuing their predatory behavior in new environments, posing significant risks to student safety. By exploiting loopholes in the hiring and reporting processes, these individuals can escape scrutiny, making it imperative for educational institutions to implement rigorous background checks, transparent reporting mechanisms, and inter-district communication. Addressing this issue protects children and restores trust in the educational system, ensuring that schools remain safe spaces for learning and growth.
Currently, fourteen (14) states have passed laws, and one (1) has introduced legislation to screen prospective school employees better and eliminate the practice of “passing the trash.”
Washington (2004), Oregon (2010), Missouri (2011), Pennsylvania (2014), Connecticut (2016), Nevada (2017), Wisconsin (2017), New Jersey (2018), Washington D.C. (2018), Vermont (2018), Maryland (2019), Colorado (2021), Indiana (2023) and Iowa (2023). Legislation is currently pending in Massachusetts (2023).
Can A Civil Lawsuit Help Victims Seek Justice For The Trauma They May Have Experienced By Chris Bendann?
A civil lawsuit can serve as a crucial avenue for victims seeking justice and redress from the trauma of sexual abuse, especially when organizations are implicated in the wrongdoing. By initiating legal action, survivors can hold both individual perpetrators and the institutions that may have enabled or failed to prevent the abuse accountable for their actions. Civil suits allow victims to seek compensation for the physical, emotional, and psychological harm they have endured, helping to alleviate the financial burdens associated with medical and therapeutic expenses.
Additionally, these lawsuits contribute to the broader goal of raising awareness about the prevalence of sexual abuse and fostering a culture that prioritizes the safety and well-being of individuals over organizational interests. Legal proceedings also offer survivors a platform to share their experiences, thereby challenging the culture of silence surrounding sexual abuse and empowering others to come forward.
Can I File A Lawsuit Against The School?
Yes. You might have rights if you were a victim of Chad Hill.
Andreozzi + Foote is a leading sexual abuse law firm in the nation. Contact us today to discuss your possible legal rights.
We know it can be hard to talk about these experiences. Our compassionate school sexual abuse lawyers are here to listen and provide knowledgeable legal guidance. We offer free, confidential case evaluations. Contact us 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days a week.
