Parent Anna Wagner urges Liberty County School Board to address lapse in supervision after student assault

Anna Wagner, identifying herself as a parent of a Fuller School student, told the Liberty County School Board that her son was physically attacked on school grounds during a period when staff were assigned to supervise outside but were not present where the incident occurred. "Student safety is put at risk," Wagner said, and she described the student suffering a head injury followed by post-concussive symptoms.

Wagner said district staff arrived about 22 seconds after the attack began and asked the board for several clarifications: how the district ensures that staff assigned to supervise students are actually present and monitoring as intended, what review has been conducted regarding the lack of supervision at the time of the attack, and what steps the district is taking to address ongoing threats or harassment after a student has already been injured. She also said she requested remote learning for her son because of his medical condition and ongoing threats.

The board did not record a detailed response to Wagner’s questions in the transcript; the meeting moved on to the superintendent’s report. The transcript records no formal follow-up motion or statement providing the specific review timeline Wagner requested.

Why this matters: the commenter described a student head injury and subsequent symptoms and sought clarity about supervision procedures and protections that affect all families’ trust in school safety. The board’s public record indicates the item was heard during the public-comment portion of the meeting but does not show an immediate district corrective plan on the transcript text.

Next step in the record: Wagner’s remarks appear in the public-comment portion of the May 12 meeting; no formal board action or timeline for investigation is recorded in the meeting transcript.