A former Alabama girls high school basketball coach has been charged with more than 30 sex-related crimes involving a student, according to a Cullman County grand jury indictment.

Paige Adams, who previously coached girls basketball at an Alabama high school, faces the charges following an investigation into alleged inappropriate conduct with a student under her supervision.

The Cullman County grand jury returned the indictment containing over 30 counts related to sexual crimes. Specific details about the charges and the timeline of the alleged incidents have not been disclosed by authorities.

The case represents another instance of alleged misconduct by a school employee in a position of authority over students. Such cases typically involve violations of professional conduct standards and state laws designed to protect minors in educational settings.

The investigation and subsequent charges highlight ongoing concerns about maintaining appropriate boundaries between educators and students in school athletic programs across the state.