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Board approves TEA safety audit after learning district was flagged on four items
Summary
The board approved the Texas Education Agency School Safety and Security Audit after Officer Burley said the district was flagged on four items and that corrective actions were completed or underway.
The Scurry‑Rosser ISD Board voted to approve the Texas Education Agency School Safety and Security Audit on Feb. 23 following a staff review of findings and planned corrections.
Officer Burley summarized the TEA three‑year vulnerability assessment, explaining the audit reviews more than 130 policy and procedural measures and that "the district was flagged on four of the reviewed items." He told trustees the identified areas have been addressed or are in the process of corrective action. The motion to approve the audit was made by Drew Sloan, seconded by Nancy Duggan, and passed 6–0 with one member absent.
The minutes do not list the four specific flagged items; Officer Burley stated corrective actions are complete or in progress. The board recorded the formal approval without amendments.
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