LOS ANGELES — A special-ed teacher at Tomah Middle School, Aaron Anderson, who goes by the stage name Aaron Scott, made the next round NBC television show “The Voice.” Scott debuted on the show a few weeks ago covering “Hemorrhage on My Hands” by the band Fuel. In the latest round, a minute into the song, judges Blake Shelton and John Legend both had made their thumbs-up decision. At Tomah he’s on the middle school staff. Scott, 36, grew up in the 500-population Monroe County town of Wilton, south of Tomah. He studied at UW-La Crosse.
Aaron Scott. Madison airport reunion with wife Lorraine and kids between “Voice” gigs