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Parent alleges restroom assault; Midland ISD trustees prompt review
Summary
At the public‑comment portion of the board meeting, a parent said their child was assaulted in a Peace Elementary restroom and that school responses fell short; trustees and administration pledged follow‑up and review for accountability.
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During public comment at the Midland ISD board meeting, parent Mister Sanchez said his child was assaulted in a Peace Elementary School restroom, threatened not to report the incident, and that his family’s prior police and bullying reports and conversations with campus leaders did not resolve his concerns.
"What happened to my child is not okay," Mister Sanchez told the board, asking trustees to review the case and hold appropriate staff accountable. He said he filed a police report and a bullying report and that he had spoken with an assistant principal and the principal but remained unsatisfied by the response.
Trustee Mister Galenda thanked the parent for speaking and said the incident was not isolated. He urged the board and administration to ensure student safety and to continue work on leadership and campus protocols. Superintendent Dr. Howard acknowledged receipt of the concern, said staff had taken appropriate action and offered to connect the family with district personnel to follow up.
The board did not take immediate action at the meeting but administrators said they would ensure the parent is connected with staff for further investigation and follow‑up.
What’s next: District staff will follow up with the parent, review the incident response timeline, and report back to the board as required by district policy.

