Remote learning at La Vernia ISD no longer an option after Thanksgiving holidayPublished: November 12, 2020, 6:17 pmAfter Thanksgiving, remote learning will no longer be offered at the La Vernia Independent School District following its school board’s decision on Monday.

LA VERNIA, Texas – Embattled La Vernia Independent School District Superintendent Trent Lovette will be stepping down, school board officials announced Monday night. The announcement came after school board trustees met in closed session to discuss Lovette's fate. No decision made regarding future of La Vernia ISD superintendent; Special meeting on WednesdayLovette has come under fire following a string of allegations of inappropriate work behavior in the past year. Most recently, Lovette was accused by a high school cheerleader of inappropriately touching her during a football game this season. It is our intention to ensure all students feel comfortable and safe while attending La Vernia ISD and will always support students when they voice their concerns,” said La Vernia ISD secretary Jeff Towns.

Embattled La Vernia Independent School District Superintendent Trent Lovette will be stepping down, school board officials announced Monday night. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.