The man who found the documents is a teacher at another district. He thinks educators were getting rid of the files since it's the end of the school year, but it's a mystery how they ended up on the road.
Student records were found scattered on the road, outside an elementary school. Now, the district is trying to figure out how the documents got there.Several students' records were found scattered on the road and sidewalks outside an elementary school in southwest Houston on Tuesday. Houston ISD is now working to learn how paperwork with personal information like student addresses ended up there.
Decades-long educator Cullen Hemenway lives in the area and saw the documents during his morning run. So, he called HISD police and the school. Hemenway says he picked up what he could and stored piles of these school documents in his trunk for safe keeping. HISD representatives told ABC13 on Tuesday that they're looking into it. They say school administrators don't know how the paperwork flew onto the roads and say it could've been students.
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