Parental choice is a threat to those who want their hands on your kids.
Athens ISD awards Robert Nichols (Jacksonville) for voting against school choice while their teachers have sex with pupils. (Source: KETK)
Jacksonville's Robert Nichols is against parents choosing where their kids go to school, while the children of his Colony Ridge donors attend high-end private schools. Senator Nichols claims he is defending public education by opposing school choice. He says there is "no transparency" in school vouchers and "no
accountability" in private schools, while his hometown hides sex offenders working for the school districts. Nichols gets to have it both ways when area 'Christian' private schools sing his praises for voting to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton. Because Paxton investigated their shady Colony Ridge land deals that allow tens of thousands of illegals to flood your school districts - without contributing to the tax base. The actual reporting of school employees having sex with minors is quelled to protect the teachers associations lining everyone's pockets. Meanwhile, teachers are screwing their students at record levels. The penalty in Robert Nichols' district is merely losing their teacher's license.
Even though school choice promotes academic excellence through competition in both public and private institutions, Robert Nichols wants your kids dumbed down through GOV-ED and at the mercy of the local perverts. They don't care when little girls get their throats cut by illegal aliens or a highschooler dies from fentanyl thanks to the Colony Ridge cartels. Those claiming to be "conservative Christian Republicans" give themselves awards when school children are molested. And the local news runs with the horseshit and buries the rest.
Jacksonville's McCown charged for sex with student.
Former Jacksonville HS quarterback Andrew Carter McCown, of the McCown brothers' NFL fame and now a high school teacher in the San Antonio area, was arraigned in April 2024 after an improper relationship with a 17-year old female student. (San Antonio teacher, coach charged with improper student relationship, My SA News) Carter McCown was arrested in 2022 on DWI and gun charges, when local media immediately began referring to him as Andrew McCown.
Jacksonville high school football fans remember him as Carter McCown and hope you do, too. In March 2024, the North East Independent School District contacted the San Antonio PD about McCown's ongoing relationship with an underage student.
“The suspect did not want to cooperate with the investigation," said Sgt. Moscoso.
NEISD released a statement on the incident, emphasizing that McCown has not been on campus since the investigation began.
"Andrew McCown was hired at Roosevelt High School in the fall of this school year. In March, several students reported that he was having a relationship with a 17-year-old student. NEISD began an investigation and placed McCown on leave. He has not been back on campus since March 8," said NEISD. (Source: News 4 SA)
Police are checking with other school districts for similar incidents. McCown's hometown newspaper failed to acknowledge the charges and the arresting officers' press conference. McCown's latest antics didn't make it to the local sports column since it involved scoring with an underage girl. Sexual battery and corruption of a minor isn't newsworthy in Cherokee County, Texas. Neither is the criminal record of the local sports hero.
Brandon Matthew Branton (Courtesy CCSO)
On April 24, 2024, former Jacksonville HS varsity player Brandon Branton was given a life sentence for the stabbing death of hitchhiker Randy Davenport back in 2020 (Jacksonville man gets life for 2020 stabbing death, KLTV).
Brandon Branton circa 2014, Jacksonville Boy's Varsity
After graduation and nearly a decade of football heroics published in local newspapers, Brandon Branton had been convicted and released on multiple felony charges, including drug possession, firearm theft, and credit card abuse. Branton has been sitting on the Cherokee County criminal docket awaiting trial for nearly 4 years after the 2020 slaying.
The Jacksonville ISD can only offer plausible deniability when faculty is arrested for the sex assault of a student.
In 2023, Jacksonville ISD assistant coach Kyle Kingrey was arrested for the sex assault of a Jacksonville High School student. (Source: Athletic trainer accused of relationship with Jacksonville ISD student,
KLTV) School officials' response was to deny culpability and shift
blame elsewhere, even denying Kingrey had access to students on campus
or that he was employed through the district. Kingrey was contracted
through UT Health as a licensed trainer for the female high school
athletes. He had his hands all over the student body and the
Jacksonville ISD knows it.
...Jacksonville ISD said Kingrey wasn't employed by the district but was provided to them through an outside entity. (Source: KETK)
In November 2023 the Jacksonville ISD released the following bullshit statement:
“Jacksonville ISD is aware of the arrest of an individual who previously provided services to the District and who has not been on a JISD campus this school year. We are cooperating with local law enforcement agencies who are handling the investigation, and we have no further information to share at this time. This matter is still under the investigation of local authorities. JISD reiterates that the health and safety of our students always remain a paramount priority for our school district and for our community as a whole.” (Source: Jacksonville ISD athletic trainer arrested for sexual assault of child, KETK)
JHS girls' softball coached by Kyle Kingrey circa April 2023 (Source: Daily Progress)
However, as a Jacksonville ISD assistant coach, Kingrey was providing rub downs for the girls' softball players in April 2023 according to the Jacksonville Progress:
It was all Lady Panthers (and Mother Nature) in the decisive game. Conditions were so poor at one point [the Jacksonville pitcher] was accidently [sic] hit in the face by a very slipper ball that was thrown by a teammate during between-inning warm-ups.
After receiving medical attention by Jacksonville assistant trainer Kyle Kingery [sic] during a brief stoppage in play for the weather, [the Jacksonville pitcher] was able to get back out to the circle.
(Softball: Jacksonville's season ends following two losses to Spring Hill, April 29, 2023 - Jacksonville Progress)
When Cherokee County's teachers are busted for underage sex crimes, expect a media blackout and
feigned ignorance. In other parts of the State, law enforcement and
school districts work together for the students' safety and teacher
accountability. Responsible institutions of learning don't merely remove
the name of the
arrested teacher from the school website without calling a public
meeting to address the issue. Legitimate news outlets don't print
deliberate typos and/or bury the story when the local sports
star is arrested. Honorable institutions of learning don't allow school faculty to interfere in investigations and certainly never blame the child victim.
Statutory rape rarely gets prosecuted in Cherokee County and always gets water down when it involves school staff.
The smaller the town, the smaller the crime when it comes to adults having sex with minors.
Cherokee County's fake news will do everything possible to cover up for
their hometown heroes. Local media go so far as changing and misspelling
their names when they get busted for illegal acts, emboldening their
little darlings to commit even more crimes. They create aliases for them
while simultaneously scrapping all past reporting of their former champions. They run out-of-state articles of horrible things going on
elsewhere courtesy of the Associated Press to pretend it's not
happening in their neck of the woods. They get more upset with losing a
football game than kids being molested in school. They lie about the
ages of 40-year old coaches charged with having sex with
minors. Official statements misrepresent where they went to school and
where they work. Their State reps and senators like Robert Nichols make sure parents can't send their kids somewhere else. Why? Because Cherokee County, TX grooms sex offenders for jury duty and repeat offenders are jailhouse snitches. If sentencing them to probation wasn't bad enough, County judges violate the law to get their favorite sex offenders off community service early "on good behavior."
Cherokee County's judges forge court documents for the early release of school district employees on the sex offender registry. (Source: Fletcher's initials on document, Dec. 19, 2013 Jacksonville Progress)
