CENTERVILLE, Ohio — A former support staff employee at Watts Middle School has been arrested following allegations that led to his immediate termination from Centerville City Schools, district officials confirmed.
Tyheed Miller was taken into custody on May 22 by authorities. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Miller has been charged with endangering children and the illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material or performance.
The school district initially learned about the situation involving Miller on May 20. School administrators immediately contacted Montgomery County Sheriff’s deputies regarding the allegation. A district spokesperson stated that a thorough police investigation took place within hours, resulting in Miller no longer being employed by the school system.
Miller’s last day of employment was May 20, and he is barred from entering school grounds. School officials confirmed that the family of the student involved was formally notified of the situation last week.
According to a district spokesperson, all employees must successfully complete State Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Federal Bureau of Investigation background checks before receiving employment with the Board of Education. Additionally, personnel are required to obtain proper licensure through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.
District officials emphasized their commitment to maintaining a safe environment for students, staff, and families, noting that they take all employee matters seriously. The case remains an active criminal investigation being handled by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. Neither law enforcement officials nor the school district have disclosed the specific details surrounding the allegations against Miller.
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