CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The West Oso Independent School District said goodbye to their Superintendent Conrado Garcia.
Garcia spent six years as the superintendent, and Thursday night, reflected on the many opportunities that the school district has been able to give its students.
Garcia told 3NEWS that he is looking forward to relaxing, traveling and enjoying retirement with his family.
"I'm gonna work on myself some, after 46 years of being out in the schools its time to back up a little bit, work on myself and be with my family," he said.
Kimberley Moore has taken his place as the new West Oso superintendent.
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