VIDOR - by Scott Lawrence - The Nederland ISD superintendent is trying to determine if any of the district's students might be responsible for vandalism discovered Friday morning at Vidor High School, including a sheet with the words 'white trash' written on it and spray painted messages on a grassy area outside the fieldhouse.
Last year, Nederland defeated Vidor and the score of that game is on some of the writings.
Nederland plays at Vidor tonight.
Vidor ISD superintendent Jay Killgo spoke with KFDM News about the vandalism.
"It's hard to put a finger on who did it or why," said Killgo. "The first call I received about it was this morning from a Vidor school board member. They painted on a white sheet and spray painted on the grass. Our students and staff will turn the other cheek. If anything, it'll make our football team play harder tonight."
Nederland ISD superintendent Robert E. Madding released this statement:
"Nederland ISD is currently investigating allegations that some of its students may have vandalized property at Vidor High School. The uproar it has caused is not indicative of students at Nederland High School or Nederland ISD, or the community as a whole. We regret that this incident has occurred. If it is found that a Nederland ISD student is involved, they will be disciplined according to policy."
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