Sister of TikTok and Baywatch reboot star Noah Beck accused of raping one of her students
Haley Beck, the older sister of TikTok star Noah Beck, faces termination from her job as a high school teacher after an internal investigation found that she had an inappropriate relationship with a student.
A district investigation into Haley alleged that she offered oral sex to a former student on multiple occasions, offered to buy the student tequila, and sent the student $630 via Apple Pay.
A spokesperson for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office told PEOPLE that police initially recommended a single charge of pandering, though it was returned to police for “additional investigation”.
In a April 1 statement to PEOPLE, the Peoria Unified School District said that it had conducted a “comprehensive internal investigation under the provisions of Title IX” into Haley — a high school teacher at Centennial High School — and a “decision maker” had “found that Ms. Beck groomed a student which resulted in her having a sexual relationship with that student and therefore recommended her termination.” At a meeting on March 26, the district’s governing board adopted a statement of charges to terminate Haley.
According to a statement of charges document obtained by PEOPLE, a district investigation into Haley alleged that she offered oral sex to a former student on multiple occasions, offered to buy the student tequila, and sent the student $630 via Apple Pay.
The investigation cited over 4,000 text messages between Haley and the student between June 21 and Aug. 2, 2025, and notes that the student was 18 years old at the time of the communications.
On March 11, per the statement of charges, a Title IX decision maker asserted that Haley should be terminated from her employment with the school district and deemed ineligible for rehire. The decision maker noted factual allegations, including that Haley and the student “developed a sexual relationship” and that, though the student was of the legal age to consent, Haley used “predatory practices” — including the exchange of money — in their interactions.
