District summarizes intruder-detection audit, says detailed findings withheld for safety
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Edcouch-Elsa ISD reported that Texas School Safety Center intruder-detection audits of three campuses identified access vulnerabilities; district officials said state law prevents public disclosure of the detailed findings and the results were reviewed in executive session.
Edcouch-Elsa ISD officials told the board on Dec. 15 that the Texas School Safety Center conducted intruder-detection audits at three campuses to test whether an unauthorized person could gain access to a campus. The presenter said these audits are required statewide and are intended to identify vulnerabilities in campus entry procedures.
The district emphasized that the audits are part of state-enhanced school safety requirements and said corrective actions will be implemented in coordination with the district safety and security committee. District staff said they would review detailed audit findings in executive session and with the district safety committee "as permitted by law."
Officials also cautioned that state law limits disclosure of certain campus security information when releasing details could compromise safety. "State law prohibits the public disclosure of certain campus security information if releasing it could compromise school safety," the presenter said.
The board did not receive specific technical details in open session; staff said the district will continue working with the state and local safety committees to implement required corrective measures and follow-up.