Trustees in the Uvalde school district are expected to take up Superintendent Hal Harrell’s expected retirement during the closed session portion of tonight's board meeting.
UVALDE, Texas — Trustees in the Uvalde school district are expected to take up Superintendent Hal Harrell’s expected retirement during the closed session portion of Monday night’s board meeting.
In his letter addressed to UCISD Family & Friends, Harrell praised the dedication of the school district’s staff and the quality of the Uvalde school district’s school board. The district has been in turmoil since a gunman entered the Robb Elementary School campus at the end of the last school year and killed 19 children and two teachers.
Harrell added that his decision was made after much reflection and was completely his choice. Harrell, a graduate of Uvalde High School, began his career in Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District in 1992, as a special education teacher, according to the district website. Across his career, Harrell served as director of the New Hope/Excel Academy; assistant principal and principal at Uvalde High School; director of student services and deputy superintendent.
Community members have expressed dissatisfaction with the accountability for the lapses that led to the mass shooting. UCISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo was suspended in June and eventually fired in August after a due process hearing.
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