TransGriot: Isiah Factor - Two Sides Of The HISD School Board Controversy

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Isiah Factor - Two Sides Of The HISD School Board Controversy

Image result for Isiah Factor HISD Rhonda Skillern Jones and Kandice Webber

You may have seen the WTF level moment in which two people were arrested at a contentious HISD meeting.

HISF School Board President Rhonda Skillern Jones and Kandice Webber along with Ashton Woods discuss what happened from their perspectives

Skillern Jones has offered an apology to Webber and the other woman arrested in the debacle. Charges were dropped after consultation with Harris County DA Kim Ogg, but Weeber has some definite opinions concerning what should happen next.

Both appeared on FOX26's The Isiah Factor Uncensored to discuss what happened Monday and what needs to happen next.

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Thursday, April 26, 2018

Isiah Factor - Two Sides Of The HISD School Board Controversy

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