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Hazing in Texas: A Definitive Guide for City of Katy Families A late-night text from your child at a Texas university—perhaps the University of Houston in our neighboring Harris County, or even Texas A&M out in College Station, or UT Austin—reads, "Mom, I don't feel so good. Promise not to tell anyone?" Another student hears alarming chants coming from an off-campus house where new members are meant to be bonding. A parent sees unexplained bruises or a sudden, dramatic shift in their child's personality after they join a promising new student organization. These scenarios are not hypothetical fears; they are the unsettling reality for many families in City of Katy and across Texas as students grapple with the dangerous and illegal practice of hazing. It's "initiation night" at an off-campus fraternity house near one of our state’s major universities. A bright, eager student, hoping to fit in and make lifelong friends, is pressured to drink far beyond safe limits. Other students film on phones, chanting, laughing, pushing the limits. Suddenly someone gets hurt—they fall, vomit, or collapse—but nobody wants to call 911 because they're afraid of "getting the chapter shut down" or "getting in trouble" themselves. The student feels trapped, torn between loyalty to the group and their own safety, or the safety of another pledge. For families here in City of Katy, who often send their children to these very schools, the thought of their child in such a precarious position is terrifying. This guide was created for families…