EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A contract worker was removed from Harmony Public Schools after an allegation involving inappropriate communication and interactions with a student.
Harmony Public Schools provided the following statement:
Earlier this week, Harmony School of Innovation–El Paso (Middle/High) was made aware of an allegation involving a contract worker employed by a third-party vendor and assigned to the campus. The allegation involves inappropriate communication and interactions with a student, reportedly occurring off campus and outside of school hours.Although this individual was not a Harmony employee, the reported conduct is deeply concerning and inconsistent with our standards. The individual was immediately removed from all campus duties and will not return. Harmony promptly contacted local law enforcement regarding the matter and has asked the vendor to review its hiring and background-check procedures.Harmony Public Schools remains steadfast in its commitment to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive learning environment for all students.
A memo was sent to parents by the principal informing parents of the incident.
The memo stated the worker was assigned to Harmony School of Innovation-El Paso (Middle/High) as a cafeteria worker and volunteer basketball coach.
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