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Burleson ISD reports no findings in intruder-detection audits; presents February financials
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Safety officer Steve Logan said April 13 that four campuses passed TEA random intruder-detection audits with no findings, and finance presenter Brenda Mize provided monthly financial details including year-to-date general fund revenue and tax receipts.
Burleson ISD staff told the board April 13 that recent safety audits and training show the district’s preparedness, and the finance office reported routine February revenue and expenditure figures.
Steve Logan reported that school safety officers used an early dismissal day on April 2 for advanced lifesaving and first-aid training led by SSOs Stacy Singleton and Richard Morris. He said district audits by the Texas Education Agency — conducted as TEA random intruder-detection audits — covered BCHS, Crossroads, Kerr and Stribling and that "all those campuses passed with no findings." The board thanked administrators, staff and students for following safety protocols.
Brenda Mize presented the February financial report. She reported general fund revenue of $97,800,000 through February and year-to-date tax receipts of $81,300,000, with February tax receipts of $13,200,000. Expenditures in the general fund were reported at $73,400,000. Special revenue funds were listed at about $12,000,000 (49.6% used). Mize said the capital projects balance — driven in part by an oil-and-gas-related project at Mount Gem — was about $9,100,000 after current spending; the Mound construction project total was cited as $7,800,000 and is nearing completion.
The consent agenda was approved later in the meeting, and the board adjourned at 7:36 p.m.
