Sex Allegations At Glenelg Country School Reported

ELLICOTT CITY, MD — An administrator at Glenelg Country School has reportedly resigned following allegations that he had a relationship with a student in the early 2000s. The school issued a letter to community members that was published by multiple media outlets identifying the accused as Dr. Raymond Broderick.

At the time of the alleged activity, Broderick was a science teacher, according to ABC 2 News, which reported he was associate head of the school and head of the upper school when he resigned.

Brockerick was placed on leave last week once the former student came forward, and he resigned early this week, ABC 2 reported Thursday.

He was ordered not to have contact with any former or current members of the Glenelg Country School community and to stay off the campus in the 12700 block of Folly Quarter Road as the investigation continues.

Glenelg Country School — a private, nonsectarian college preparatory school — reports that it serves 750 students age 2 through grade 12.

Glenelg will search for a new head of upper school and has taken steps to ensure student safety, including notifying law enforcement and Child Protective Services of the allegations; making counselors available to students; and hiring an outside firm to review any concerns of sexual misconduct at the school, according to the letter from the chairs of the board of trustees, published by WBAL.

The attorney leading the investigation is Jennifer Curry, according to the letter, which stated she can be reached at jcurry@bakerdonelson.com or 410-862-1183.

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