American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has alleged that Wimberley ISD is violating the First Amendment in actions taken by the school district in an attempt to enforce a copyright claim on the high school logo.
In the first public statement from the district since the controversy emerged earlier this week, Wimberley ISD Superintendent Dwain York called for the community to come together.
“As we begin this new year, Wimberley ISD wants to bring this community together, and if any actions that we have taken contributed to any disharmony, all of us at WISD take to heart our leadership role in bringing about unity,” Wimberley ISD Superintendent Dwain York said in a statement. “We ask all of you to come together to work with us to make this a priority. Our goal is to be fair and consistent with each and every student, teacher, employee, parent and community member. We know that together, we can continue to be the harmonious, inclusive and welcoming school district that attracts the best teachers and highest achieving students in the state. My doors are always open, and I look forward to face-to-face conversations with anyone who has concerns, ideas or solutions for making WISD better for every student.”
