Some parents in Fort Worth are demanding answers after several incidents of students being dropped off at the wrong bus stop. Now the school district is responding, calling the problems “unacceptable.”
In one instance captured by a student with a cell phone, an adult is heard in the background.Arreola showed the video during a meeting before the Fort Worth ISD school board on Tuesday night.
Before the video was finished playing, Arreola’s microphone was cut, causing some parents in the audience to demand her microphone be turned back on. One of those parents was “I just blew up,” she said. “I was like...y’all need to hear this. Is it because they’re not your kids you don’t want to hear this? Because your kids aren’t affected by this? Because we’re low-income people, we don’t matter?”
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