Lawsuit Alleges Guerneville Elementary School District Knew Teacher Keith Wilson Kept a 'Tutoring' Van on Campus
Written by Alex E. Cunny, Partner · Updated October 2026
Court
Sonoma County Superior Court
Case no.
26CV05813
Filed
August 20, 2026
Defendants
Guerneville Elementary School District
Status
Pending
A lawsuit filed on August 20, 2026 in Sonoma County Superior Court by a client of Lanier Meyer McBride Blair LLP alleges that Guerneville Elementary School District failed to protect a student at Guerneville Elementary School from sexual abuse by science teacher Keith M. Wilson. The complaint alleges that school administrators knew the teacher kept a semi-permanent “tutoring” van on campus where he was allowed to be alone with students, and that the district failed to supervise him, act on warning signs, or report him to authorities. The complaint states the teacher is believed to have died and he is not named as a defendant.
What the complaint alleges
(Complaint ¶ 26)
(Complaint ¶ 27)
(Complaint ¶ 28)
These are allegations in a pending lawsuit. They have not been proven, and no court has made any findings.
Abused at Guerneville Elementary School?
If you were a student at Guerneville Elementary School or another Guerneville Elementary School District school and something happened to you, you are not alone, and it was not your fault. You can sue a California school district any time before your 40th birthday, without filing a government claim first, and you can file as Jane or John Doe.
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