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KIPP Texas safety committee reports one TEA intruder‑audit finding; officials call it ‘fixable’
Summary
KIPP Texas reported Oct. 2 that state auditors completed five intruder-detection audits this school year and issued one finding; committee members said the issue appears behavioral and quickly correctable and discussed the matter in executive session.
HOUSTON — The KIPP Texas Safety & Security Committee on Oct. 2 said state auditors completed five intruder-detection audits this school year and issued one finding that committee members described as a behavioral issue they expect to correct quickly.
The committee’s deputy chief of school operations, Tembury Seaman, said the district completed extensive summer training for staff — “We had over 2,000 total participants in our trainings that completed our attendance log” — and that the KIPP network also runs its own internal checks in addition to the Texas Education Agency’s unannounced audits under Texas Education Code 37.1084.
Committee members said the TEA intruder-detection audit follows a three‑phase process: an…
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