A former Uvalde CISD campus monitor is claiming he was wrongfully terminated from the district.

As the newly appointed interim superintendent of Uvalde CISD, Gary Patterson shares some of his plans moving forward.

Uvalde CISD has outlined its plans for finding a new, permanent superintendent in wake of Superintendent Hal Harrell’s retirement.

Assistant superintendent of human resources Beth Reavis is retiring.

The school board also named Gary Patterson as the interim superintendent, but didn’t say when he would start or Harrell would depart.

Uvalde CISD board members met Wednesday behind closed doors for more than two hours to decide on an interim superintendent after accepting Superintendent Hal Harrell’s retirement announcement last week.

A week after the Uvalde CISD superintendent received crowds of support at the board meeting, the uncle of one of the Robb victims penned a harsh opinion piece about his leadership.

The Community Advisory Committee presented an update in front of the Uvalde CISD school board on the progress of a new elementary school.

As the Uvalde CISD school board met to accept superintendent Hal Harrell's retirement, families of Robb victim's felt heartbroken their community never showed this kind of support for them.

Hal Harrell said his decision to leave the district after 31 years in education was “not made lightly and was made after much prayer and discernment.”

The Uvalde CISD board is meeting Monday night for the first time since the fallout from the hiring and firing of a DPS officer under investigation, the entire district police department suspended and the superintendent announcing his retirement.

Uvalde’s school district superintendent has announced he plans to resign by the end of the academic year.

Ahead of the Uvalde CISD board meeting Monday where Superintendent Dr. Hal Harrell will discuss retirement, families of the Robb victims are saying their calls for accountability didn't have to come to this.

Following a very eventful week in Uvalde, the San Antonio Spurs paid a special visit Saturday to play some hoops and bring joy to the community that is in the midst of healing from the Robb Elementary tragedy.

A group of parents and relatives of victims in the Robb elementary shooting who stood defiant outside district headquarters for 12 days, demanding action over officers’ response to the massacre, finally received the news they waited for.

Administrators announced Friday that they have suspended “all activities of the Uvalde CISD Police Department for a period of time” amid criticism of their response to the May 24 massacre at Robb Elementary School.

All of the department’s activities were suspended for an unspecified period of time, and two employees were placed on administrative leave after it was revealed this week that one of the first state troopers to respond to the deadly school shooting in May was later hired as a district police officer.

Families of the Robb Elementary victims are continuing their protest, demanding that the UCISD police officers at the school on May 24th be suspended pending an investigation.

The standoff between Uvalde CISD and the parents of the Robb Elementary School shooting victims has intensified after the district took it a step further by installing fences and restricting media access.

A guardian of a Robb Elementary student who died in the May 24 shooting met with the Uvalde CISD superintendent after a nearly 50-hour protest — but he said he still hasn’t received the answers he’s looking for.

Parents of victims in the Robb Elementary School shooting remained defiant outside Uvalde CISD’s doors on Wednesday, marking day two of a protest of the superintendent and district officials.

Parents and community members are blocking the entrance to the Uvalde CISD offices until the district's officers are suspended.

The City of Uvalde has launched a mobile panic alert system in the wake of the shootings at Robb Elementary School and Uvalde Memorial Park.

The day before students return to Uvalde CISD schools, there is nervousness and uncertainty over the security changes in place.

Uvalde CISD community members had an open forum to ask about the district’s budget and safety and security plans for the upcoming school year, which starts Sept. 6.

After three hours of closed-door meetings and hearing grievances made against superintendent Dr. Hal Harrell, no actions were made against him.

Monday night’s hearing will allow for public comment before the board will go into closed session to discuss parent and public grievances against the superintendent.

The board will meet at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 24 to discuss the termination.

Nearly three months after the tragedy at Robb Elementary School, the Uvalde CISD girls volleyball team returned to the court and were met with unwavering support from their competitors.

More than 30 Department of Public Safety officers will patrol the campuses of Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District as students and teachers head back to class in the wake of the school shooting.

An hours-long open forum Uvalde CISD board meeting was met with criticism and demands from members of the community.

The Uvalde CISD will hold a Special School Board Meeting on Monday night to allow members of the community to comment or ask questions about the upcoming school year.

Mandy Gutierrez, in her first year as principal, is the third local official to be suspended as a result of the shooting on May 24.

In the aftermath of the massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, families of victims and many residents are navigating mixed emotions as they channel their grief and fury into demands for change.

The school district canceled the meeting at the request of Arredondo’s lawyer. A new date has not been set.

The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District police chief’s termination could be decided at a school board meeting this weekend, according to a CNN report.

For about three hours, people demanded the resignation of the school district superintendent and threatened to keep their children out of school until campus security is improved.

Uvalde residents will get a chance to ask questions and raise concerns over school safety.

The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District has announced plans for the upcoming school year regarding campus realignments following the displacement of Robb Elementary School students.

The timeline is still unclear for demolishing the school building. The district has plans to replace it with a memorial park.

Almost 300 high school seniors received their diplomas in Uvalde in the shadow of the massacre of 19 elementary school students and two children 5 1/2 weeks earlier.

Uvalde CISD Superintendent Hal Harrell announced Wednesday that he has placed the district’s embattled police chief, Pete Arredondo, on administrative leave.

The Uvalde High School graduation ceremony will take place on Friday.

The donation came at the urging of former Raiders safety Vann McElroy, who grew up in Uvalde.

The San Antonio Missions will represent the community of Uvalde during a game against the Amarillo Sod Poodles next week.

At a news conference Thursday, Superintendent Hal Harrell outlined the plan to move students but would not take any questions regarding school police Chief Pete Arredondo or investigations into the shooting.

Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin on Wednesday promised a memorial fund established to benefit victims and victims’ families impacted by last month’s school massacre will be properly monitored.

Chief Pete Arredondo has been faulted for a slow response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary.

The Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas is launching a $2.4 million fundraising campaign to help expand its presence in Uvalde, following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary that killed 19 students and two teachers.

The district’s superintendent said students will be moved to other campuses but did not confirm reports that the Robb Elementary School building may be razed.

Officials didn’t say where nearly 600 students will attend class or if school will be razed

Facing yet another community grieving after a mass shooting, the president replied, ‘We will.’ But Congress hasn’t managed to change gun policy for decades.