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Maryland assistant principal accused of making unwanted sexual contact with male student: police

An assistant principal in Maryland was charged Wednesday with multiple sex offenses involving an 18-year-old student.

Leonardtown High School Assistant Principal Kelly Eugene McClure-Hewitt was charged with third-degree sex offense and fourth-degree sexual contact offense, plus second-degree assault.

The 55-year-old Lexington Park resident is accused of making “unwanted sexual contact” with an 18-year-old boy. The victim alleged that McClure-Hewitt also gave him gifts and discussed homosexuality with him.

“The 18-year-old male victim alleged a series of encounters with McClure-Hewitt in March at Leonardtown High School,” St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release.

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Kelly Eugene McClure-Hewitt, a 55-year-old Lexington Park, Md., resident, is accused of making “unwanted sexual contact” with an 18-year-old boy. (St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office)

“The victim stated that during multiple visits to his office, McClure-Hewitt provided unsolicited gifts, discussed sexual preference and made unwanted sexual contact,” the statement added.

The victim and McClure-Hewitt had no relationship before the unsolicited interactions began, officials said.

St. Mary’s County Public Schools told FOX 5 DC the assistant principal has been placed on administrative leave.

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In Maryland, Leonardtown High School Assistant Principal Kelly Eugene McClure-Hewitt was charged with third- and fourth-degree sexual contact offenses, plus second-degree assault. (Google Maps)

McClure-Hewitt was taken into custody and transported to St. Mary’s County Detention and Rehabilitation Center. He is being held on a no-bond status.

Fox News Digital reached out to Leonardtown High School and St. Mary’s County Public Schools for statements, but has not heard back.

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