Lewisville Independent School District sent a notice to families of Hebron High School on Friday, confirming that arrest warrants have been issued for a school employee on charges of indecency with a child by sexual contact and child grooming. The district identified the employee as Gloria Resendiz.
According to the Carrollton Police Department, the warrants are part of an ongoing investigation. Resendiz has been placed on administrative leave and is “strictly prohibited from entering any district facility,” the district said in its communication.
District response and resources
Lewisville ISD emphasized its cooperation with Carrollton police as the investigation proceeds. The district noted that it does not have additional details to share at this time and directed any further questions to the police department.
In the message to Hebron families, the district encouraged anyone with information to contact the Carrollton Police Department or a trusted adult at the school. “If you or your student has any information you believe may be important, we want to encourage you to reach out to CPD or a trusted adult at school,” the notice read.
To support students and staff affected by the situation, Hebron High School counselors are available for assistance. The district reiterated its commitment to providing a safe environment for all students and staff.
Community impact
Incidents involving school personnel and allegations of sexual misconduct are deeply concerning for parents, students, and the broader community. While the investigation is still unfolding, the district’s swift action to place the employee on leave and restrict access to school facilities reflects a precautionary approach aimed at protecting students.
Local families are urged to stay informed through official district communications and to utilize the counseling resources offered. The district also reminded the community that any tips or concerns should be reported promptly to law enforcement.
Next steps
The Carrollton Police Department will continue its investigation, and any further developments will be communicated by the district as appropriate. In the meantime, the district’s priority remains the safety and well‑being of its students.
Original reporting: Dallas TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
