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Melody Zareโs daughter faced persistent bullying at her school in the Lake Travis Independent School District (LTISD), with significant incidents beginning to surface on April 17, 2024. That day, during lunch and in a subsequent hallway encounter, a group of boys surrounded her, shouting insults, urging her to harm herself, and making threatening gestures. She raised her arms in distress as other students recorded the event. Teachers passed by, with one gesturing for the group to move to class. The campus officer, alerted by a student, appeared to have observed the situation but took no action. Footage later revealed the campus officer talking to staff after a student reported it, looking toward Melodyโs daughter in distress with a friend, then walking away. Counselors downplayed it when Melody was called in, blaming school stress and โsome kids not being nice.โ On April 17-18, the 12-yr-old disclosed the full extent of the bullying to her parents. The next day, the campus officer described video footage of the hallway incident to Melodyโs husband, a retired law enforcement officer, and their daughter after she provided a statement identifying the students involved. However, the family was unable to pursue charges. The next week, the officer dodged showing the parents the footage; administration claimed they didnโt have it, saying he did. He stalled, didnโt write a report, and only issued an incident number. On April 24, in math class, one of the students named in the April 17 statement threatened to obtain a weapon and sh00t the girl, her father, and target her grandfatherโs home. Witnesses reported this to the assistant principal in May, who advised the girl not to mention the studentโs name again, warning of consequences if she did. She withheld further reports out of fear. On April 26, legal counsel informed the family they would need a Public Information Act (PIA) request to access the April 17 footage. By May 13, Melody discovered harassing texts and calls on her daughterโs phone, revealing the April 24 threats. The family reported these to LTISD police, who did not file a report, follow threat assessment protocols, or release related footage. The school took over three hours to contact Melody after her call and DID NOT notify parents as required by Texas School Safety Laws. On May 16, two of the involved students attended a trial jujitsu class in the same building as the girlโs dance studio. Studio footage showed them mocking her, prompting her to retreat to another room. The family sought a protective order, but local police have not received the studio videos or investigation reports from the district. In June, after a PIA request yielded no footage, the campus officer denied having accessed the April 17 video. On October 10, 2024, Melody unexpectedly viewed the footage while meeting a legal assistant about a separate matter at her daughterโs new school, which confirming it had been withheld by the campus officer, police chief, superintendent, and administration. On January 9, 2025, the family submitted a level 3 grievance appeal, which has since been stalled. The following day, the chief of police resigned amid misconduct allegations tied to Melodyโs complaints, though these were delayed by a level 2 hearing officer. On February 7, the superintendent, on leave for misconduct, resigned, but the family was excluded from a special board meeting finalizing the decision, raising due process concerns. As of February 21, 2025, the family has not received body camera footage, all related documents, or the April 17 video, which remains unreleased to them and local police. The local police have the studio video provided by the owners of the studio, but the local pd do not have the videos from the school district.

This shows the manipulation of data reports mentioned in board meeting by Melody.

Melody I gave the Bee Cave Elementary c0c@ine story as an example of the school hiding incidents from parents, jeopardizing childrens safety. A Notice from the school was provided weeks later after information leaked on a community page about a parent dropping dr*gs on the hallway floor at Bee Cave elementary campus. The Incident occurred April 12th 2024. The parents were not notified until April 29th 2024 and they were told it was an isolated incident!!! Clearly it was not. The parent was never arrested. They turned themselves in with their attorney and were in and out of Travis County in less than two hours. The DA declined to indict/press charges so the affidavit is sealed.

"When Frank Stein grew concerned for his elderly neighbor's safety, he called the police. But nothing prepared him for what was hidden behind her garage door.":

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Wow ๐ณ Iโm so glad I pulled my son out of public school! Austin has turned into such a liberal shit hole

@atensnut As Texans, we should be doing better. These are "Our" kids, not yours! Homeschooling, we're on our way โ๐ป

@atensnut Texas is under siege. Texans need to take there state back.

Texas ISDโs need to be reigned in. They operate like their own fiefdom.

Texas cops not protecting children in a school? Hmmm where have I heard that before? ๐ค

Unbelievable! Corruption, cover-ups, and threats - this is outrageous!


