Updated 10-08 7:10pm

Kim Beck recently moved to Lakeland, Georgia from Florida.

Her 14-year-old daughter attends Lanier County High School.

She feels her daughter is safe there, but says teachers should not get too friendly.

Beck says, "When you're put in authority of children, you should know where the boundaries lie. That you should just know better- children are off limits."

The District Attorney says the school's basketball coach, Robert Williams, is being charged with two counts of custodial sexual assault.

School officials say two weeks ago, two underage female students alleged that Williams touched them inappropriately.

Lanier County Schools Superintendent Keith Humphrey says, "Upon investigating that, the teacher was put on administrative leave pending the investigation."

But on Tuesday afternoon Williams turned himself in to the Lanier County Sheriff's Office.

"I believe in somebody's innocence until proven guilty," says Lakeland resident James Marshall.

School officials say Williams is out on bond and still on leave with pay.

The Lanier County Board of Education will discuss the matter at their next board meeting on October 13th.

"Wish it was where kids could go to school and just learn what they need to learn and not learn tough lessons in life," Beck says.

Williams' wife says these allegations are false, and their attorney is going to fight this.

Williams has two young children and another child on the way.

The Superintendent says the two girls still attend the school and they are ok.

The District Attorney says once the GBI turns over the evidence, it will be presented to a grand jury.

Williams could face ten to thirty years in prison for each count.
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Lanier County High School's basketball coach is charged with the sexual assault of two students under the age of 16. The superintendent of schools, Keith Humphrey, says Rob Williams turned himself into authorities Tuesday afternoon. Humpries says Rob Williams faces two charges.

Williams is on paid administrative leave until the school board decides what to do next. The board will take up the matter at its next meeting on Monday, October 13th. Humpries says this is a personnel matter and it's being taken very seriously. Williams is out on bond.

We'll have more details tonight on Eyewitness News.