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Scurry-Rosser audits find campuses 'highly secure,' TEA vulnerability review shows minimal findings
Summary
Intruder detection audits of all three Scurry-Rosser campuses found no deficiencies; a TEA District Vulnerability Assessment returned minimal findings and will be presented to the Board of Trustees with corrective items to be submitted by May 27, 2026.
Committee members reviewed the intruder detection audits and a TEA District Vulnerability Assessment on May 1. Meeting minutes state "All three campuses were audited" and that auditors reported "no deficiencies or findings," and the TEA DVA identified only minimal findings. The DVA report will be shared with the Board of Trustees.
The minutes list several identified items that are completed or in progress: fewer than three door latch issues district-wide, installation of additional peepholes where needed, and ballistic film installed on five windows. The action-item summary directs finalizing and submitting DVA corrective actions by May 27, 2026.
