Parent tells Barstow trustees his sons were repeatedly attacked at Cameron Elementary and says district response was insufficient

At the board meeting a parent described repeated physical attacks on his children at Cameron Elementary and urged the district to respond.

James Frasier said his two sons were attacked in a school restroom and again on campus, that one assault broke a lip and left blood, and that he repeatedly sought district intervention without satisfactory results. "Nothing was done," Frasier said, describing several incidents and his attempts to obtain incident reports. He said Cameron Elementary staff had called police on him when he sought records and that he had contacted others in the community for help.

Frasier said he is a single parent and has made repeated district inquiries. He asked the board to address what he described as ongoing safety issues and to restore trust between residents and the district. The transcript contains no formal, immediate response from district leadership recorded in the public-comment segment, and no formal action or staffing directive appears in the meeting record.

The board acknowledged the comment and moved on to subsequent public commenters and staff reports. The transcript does not record whether the district followed up later in the meeting or on a specific timeline; the complaint therefore remains a matter for district staff to investigate.

The board subsequently heard other public comments and staff reports, including a facilities update and a special-education overview.