On Thursday a substitute teacher was barred from a KISD campus after duct taping the mouths of 13 students.
Central Texas News Now spoke to one student who had the tape placed on her mouth and said it's something that still scares her even days after is happened.
Charity Grigsby said her daughter, Angel Munoz will now be seeing a therapist after her mouth was taped shut by a substitute teacher at Maxdale elementary School on Thursday.
"We had just came in from our math class and everybody we was talking and I tried to go to my cubby and the teacher tells me to wait when I am on my way back to my desk she tells me to look at her so I do and then she put a piece of tape over my mouth," Munoz said.
"I was shocked. I didn't know what to think, but right away I told her to go to the principals office," Grigsby added.
But Munoz told her mom she wasn't able to so Grigsby took matters into her own hands.
"I called the school. They said let them check it out and then we will give you a call back," Grigsby said.
And while Grigsby said that did happen. She added it didn't happen in fast enough.
"Principal Evans did call me but she called me around 2:30 and this all happened between 10:21 and 10:35 in the morning," Grigsby said.
And on top of an untimely response to her report Grigsby added she's heard nothing about the investigation.
"They haven't kept me updated or anything and I have given them the proof of my daughter texting me," Grigsby added.
And those text messages, Munoz telling her mother about what happened, while it was happening.
"I tried to get my phone out and I started texting my mom saying the substitute put tape over my mouth," Munoz said.
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