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Conroe ISD committee approves access-control update for CTE roll-up doors
Summary
The Conroe ISD School Safety and Security Committee approved an amendment to district access-control procedures allowing CTE roll-up doors to remain open for ventilation when actively monitored behind approved gating, funded by a Cycle 2 grant and to be embedded in the district MEOP.
Conroe Independent School District’s School Safety and Security Committee on April 24 approved an amendment to the district’s access-control procedures to address roll-up doors in career and technical education (CTE) labs.
The committee approved language allowing instructional areas that require ventilation — for example, welding and automotive labs — to remain open for ventilation only when actively monitored behind installed locked and secure area fencing or behind installed security folding gates as approved by the Conroe ISD Safety and Security Committee. The change will be embedded in the district’s access-control procedures and the Multi Hazard Emergency Operations Plan (MEOP).
Ethan, a staff member, told the committee the issue arises from how…
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