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Bastrop ISD reports one intruder-detection finding, expands stop-the-bleed training
Summary
A district safety audit found one unlocked exterior door at Cedar Creek Middle School that staff remediated; the safety coordinator reported reductions in audit findings across several years and a large increase in student participation in stop-the-bleed training required under House Bill 496.
Ted Coleman, the district’s safety and security coordinator, briefed trustees on May 13 about intruder detection audit findings and the district’s stop-the-bleed training for students.
Coleman reported an intruder detection audit finding at Cedar Creek Middle School where “a door found open or discovered at Cedar Creek Middle School” prompted maintenance to adjust the latch and triggered the state-required corrective sequence: mandatory…
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