Gwinnett County Public Schools has reopened an investigation after court records obtained by Channel 2 Action News revealed a school bus driver admitted under oath to having sex with another district bus driver while on the clock and on a county school bus.
Several Gwinnett County bus drivers, who asked not to be identified because they fear retaliation, told Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Ashli Lincoln they were aware of allegations involving two of their coworkers. They said district officials were provided what one driver described as “stone-cold evidence.”
Emails obtained by Channel 2 show the district investigated the allegations in 2025.
Channel 2 also obtained transcripts from domestic court proceedings in which the male bus driver acknowledged having a sexual relationship with a fellow Gwinnett County school bus driver.
During testimony, an attorney asked the driver, “Some of the sexual acts actually took place at the workplace on the bus, correct?”
The driver responded, “Yes.”
Bus drivers who spoke with Channel 2 said they were disturbed by the allegations because of the health and safety concerns involving school buses used to transport children.
“We see kids eating on the bus, we see kids touching,” one driver said. “Now, things are being transmitted to these kids, potentially.”
Channel 2 also obtained an audio recording in which the female driver described meeting the man during work hours in the parking lot of a church on Gravel Springs Road. She also described the pair positioning their buses so they could avoid being seen because they knew the buses were equipped with cameras.
In a statement Thursday, Gwinnett County Public Schools said it conducted an investigation in 2025 but “no evidence was found to substantiate the claims.”
The district said additional information has since been brought to its attention and that it has reopened the investigation.
Channel 2 contacted both drivers for comment.
Calls to the male driver were not returned.
The female driver confirmed she still works for Gwinnett County Public Schools but denied having a sexual relationship with the male driver.
“I’m not sure what he stated in court. I wasn’t there,” she told Channel 2.
The investigation remains ongoing.
Statement from Gwinnett County;
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism throughout the organization. When concerns regarding employee conduct are brought to the district’s attention, they are reviewed promptly and thoroughly in accordance with district policies and procedures.
While we are unable to discuss specific personnel matters, we can share that the allegations in this case were investigated in the fall of 2025. At the conclusion of that investigation, no evidence was found to substantiate the claims. Since that time, however, additional information has been brought to the district’s attention, and the investigation has been reopened.
Providing a safe and supportive environment for students remains the district’s highest priority. Employees are expected to uphold these standards at all times, and violations of GCPS policies will result in appropriate disciplinary consequences.
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