Two Refugio County Teens Wore Klan Outfits and Used a Stun Gun on a Black Classmate. Now They Face Hate-Crime Charges. – Texas Monthly
Some Refugio County locals say it was “kids being kids.” For others, the incident has reopened old wounds.
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Some Refugio County locals say it was “kids being kids.” For others, the incident has reopened old wounds.
Passion and pride in the parish May 29, 2021 John Burns can look back on a lifetime of achievement as he steps down as principal of Barefield National School THREE small classrooms, a prefab and outdoor toilets, classes of 45 children in a room meant for 20, stepping over school bags to correct children’s work. The early days of John Burns’ professional life at Barefield National School, where he started in 1980, are a far cry from the modern, richly-resourced facility he retires from this Friday. Now into his last week as principal, John recalled the days when white chalk and blackboard...