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Superintendent's agenda lists security work, intruder audit and vulnerability assessment
Summary
Wellington ISD's Oct. 7 agenda includes multiple safety and security items under the Superintendent's Report: elementary fence, cameras and access control, an intruder audit and a district vulnerability assessment; no follow-up actions are recorded in the agenda text.
The Wellington Independent School District superintendent's report on the Oct. 7, 2024 agenda lists several security-related items for board awareness: "Elementary fence," "Cameras & Access Control," "Intruder Audit" and "District Vulnerability Assessment." The items appear under the Superintendent's Report, attributed in the agenda to Superintendent Kurt Ashmore, but the agenda provides no supporting reports or recommended actions.
The agenda also lists "Auditors" immediately after security items, suggesting scheduled audit-related discussion or reporting to the board. The agenda text contains no specifics (no vendor names, cost estimates, or scheduled implementation dates) and does not record any board directives or action outcomes.
