BSO detectives arrest assistant athletic coach on multiple charges of sexual misconduct involving students

Coral Springs, Florida – Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) Special Victims Unit detectives have arrested a 24-year-old assistant athletic coach at Highlands Christian Academy on multiple charges of sexual misconduct, following an investigation into lewd and lascivious acts involving students. Authorities are urging anyone with information or potential victims to come forward as the investigation continues.

Ronison Exavier was taken into custody on Monday, Oct. 20, after reports surfaced that he had summoned a student to his office on Wednesday, Oct. 15, and inappropriately touched her. According to investigators, the student’s family contacted BSO promptly after learning of the incident, prompting immediate action by the SVU detectives.

During the course of the investigation, detectives identified a second victim who reported similar incidents. The first alleged act occurred in the fall of 2024, while the second took place in July of 2025. “Based on Exavier’s involvement with students at Highlands Christian Academy, detectives are concerned there may be additional victims,” officials stated.

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Exavier now faces multiple serious charges, including three counts of soliciting and/or engaging in sexual conduct with a student, two counts of lewd and lascivious molestation or conduct, and two counts of touch or strike battery. Following the reports, BSO detectives went to Exavier’s residence in Coral Springs and took him into custody without incident.

Authorities are urging members of the community to come forward if they have any information related to the case. Individuals with knowledge of potential crimes can contact BSO SVU Detective Eric Wilson at 954-321-4460. For those who wish to remain anonymous, tips can also be submitted to Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477), online at browardcrimestoppers.org, via the TIPS number from any U.S. cellphone, or through the SaferWatch App.

Highlands Christian Academy has not released a formal statement regarding the arrest. The case has raised concerns about student safety, with detectives emphasizing that the welfare of the students remains the top priority. BSO is actively investigating the extent of Exavier’s interactions with students and is committed to pursuing justice for any additional victims who come forward.

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This arrest highlights the ongoing vigilance of law enforcement in protecting vulnerable populations and ensuring that adults in positions of trust are held accountable for their actions. Community members are reminded that reporting suspicious behavior or potential misconduct is crucial in preventing further incidents and safeguarding students.

As the investigation continues, authorities stress the importance of timely reporting and encourage anyone with relevant information to step forward, reinforcing BSO’s commitment to transparency and the protection of the community.