Briscoe Elementary School teacher under investigation after on-campus incident, SAISD says

The alleged incident was reported to the Texas Education Agency

SAN ANTONIO – A Briscoe Elementary School teacher is under investigation by law enforcement and Child Protective Services after an incident on campus, according to the San Antonio Independent School District.

The alleged incident was reported to the Texas Education Agency, SAISD said.

The district said they are providing support to the student and the student’s family.

Further information was not immediately available.

KSAT 12 reached out to SAPD and DPS for more information.

Read SAISD’s full statement below:

We are investigating a reported incident at the campus, along with relevant law enforcement agencies and Child Protective Services, and we have reported the allegation to the Texas Education Agency. We are communicating personally and privately with the affected student and family to ensure they are receiving the support and care they need.

SAISD

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