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Sheldon ISD safety update: high school audit passed; Carroll Elementary door incident leads to training
Summary
District safety staff reported the high school intruder-detection audit passed; at Carroll Elementary a delivery door was left slightly ajar (caught by a rock) and staff said they have submitted required documentation to the state and scheduled training for substitutes and custodial staff.
District safety staff presented the board with the monthly safety update and an investigation summary following a recent incident at Carroll Elementary.
Speaker 7 said the intruder-detection audit at the high school (Jan. 15) passed with no corrective actions in phases 1 and 2; the interior-door audit (phase 3) noted that the district uses interior-door procedures. For Carroll Elementary, investigators found a delivery door that appeared slightly open—later explained as a rock that caught the door after a delivery—and the required documentation was submitted to the state on Jan. 5.
Administration described follow-up steps: live training sessions for campus staff and substitutes, additional custodial and maintenance checks, and collaboration with child-nutrition and transportation staff to reinforce procedures. Speaker 7 emphasized the importance of routine door checks and sweep procedures and said the incident appeared inadvertent rather than intentional.
