Conditions Remain Poor at Lubbock State School
AUSTIN, Texas
Texas’ quality rating system has given Lubbock State School a 20 out of a possible 100 score more than a year after health officials addressed federal civil rights violations. The score was the third worst out of the rated facilities.
A state inspection recently found critical deficiencies in the building that jeopardized resident health and safety. The findings threatened the school’s certification to care for mentally disabled residents.
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