KSAT Investigates is gathering stories from educators and parents to better understand the violence happening inside our classrooms.

A former Judson Independent School District special education teacher is still recovering after he said a student attacked him in a classroom.

Some teachers said bruises and scars can be a painful price that comes with their profession.

A Northside ISD teacher is fighting to return to the classroom after she said a classroom injury sidelined her educational career.

More than two years after a traumatic brain injury sidelined a Steele High School teacher, the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District’s board voted to terminate his contract.

Students are punching, stabbing, and even breaking their teacher’s bones, according to reports reviewed by KSAT Investigates. But a lack of readily accessible, and sometimes expensive data make it tough to see how long it's been an issue.

KSAT Investigates found that during the last two school years, districts with schools in Bexar County reported more than 4,000 educator injuries caused by students.