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Crowley ISD says corrective-action plan in place after intruder-detection audit; details withheld
Summary
After an executive session briefing, district staff reported that the Texas School Safety Center conducted an intruder-detection audit at one or more campuses and that, following the state's notification rules, a corrective-action plan has been implemented within the statutory 45-day window; staff declined to release sensitive details in open session.
After returning from executive session, district staff reported that the Texas School Safety Center had conducted an intruder-detection audit at one or more Crowley ISD campuses and that the district had established a corrective-action plan in response to the findings. Staff noted that the state gives school districts 45 days from official notification to enact corrective actions and said the district took immediate steps following the audit.
In open session staff said they would not release sensitive details of the audit there but emphasized the district is using the audit to identify how campuses can improve safety for students and staff. "While we are not releasing any sensitive details to the public regarding the audit in open session, a corrective action plan was put in place due to the findings," Mr. Kershner told the board. No formal action or vote was recorded in open session on the corrective-action plan.
