Since it's open to the public and already posted on Texags, here's Mama Dunn's facebook post regarding the hearing (note that he's been living with them for a year):
So we spent the day at UIL to present our case for Demond Demas. This boy has overcome adversity like no child should ever have to. He has seen violence, drugs, gangs and murders. One of them being his little brother in a drive by. He is in Tomball with us and has been for a year now. He is safe and strong and is developing into the most amazing young man. Today he handled himself with dignity and grace. I’m ashamed of “Coach” Terrell at North Forest High School for telling the board that he moved for athletic purposes. This child moved to be safe. His mother and grandmother want him here. We will continue to fight. UIL did not even listen to our side today. These cold and calculated members have been out of the classroom too long. They have forgotten what it’s like to see a hungry child. They have forgotten what it’s like to see a child scared to go home. They have forgotten humanity. This was such a disgrace today. We will continue to fight with our friends and family! This child got his entire senior year ripped away from him. I sat there today and shed tears because UIL listened and agreed with lie after lie after lie from “Coach Terrell”. I cried in the parking lot with this precious boy as he watched his teammates all suited up on the field knowing he can’t be a part of it. All I know is that karma is a bitch. No true educator would strip a child of the only thing he has to keep him from falling into the system. My heart is hurting for him. All I can do is teach him that this is not the end. He will continue to train and work hard and be ready to play at Texas A & M next year. When will we come together to help instead of hindering our kids? UIL is an f’n joke. As I walked out today, I told “Coach” Terrell he should be ashamed of himself and that he is a terrible person. There is no shame in my game. Y’all watch! Demond will be a better person in the end, and I will proudly say that my husband and I were a part of it!