Community brings bullying concerns to Cuero board
Approximately 15 community members attended the Cuero ISD board meeting on Aug. 15 to voice concerns about bullying. Another group attended in support of former junior high faculty who read resignation statements. By law, the board could not respond to the public comments.
Rev. Terry Glover, who is a minister in Goliad and a Cuero City Council member, spoke as a concerned citizen about bullying and specifically on behalf of the family of Kaley Villarreal. The 16-year-old CHS student committed suicide in July. Her father and other loved ones were also in attendance.