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Weimar ISD approves per-campus behavioral threat assessment teams for 2024–25
Summary
The board unanimously approved Behavioral Threat Assessment Teams for each campus for 2024–25; teams will include a principal, counselor, general education teacher, special education representative and SRO/safety officer.
The Weimar ISD Board of Trustees on Aug. 6 approved the district's Behavioral Threat Assessment Teams for each campus for the 2024–25 school year. The approved team composition listed by the board packet includes: principal, counselor, general education teacher, special education representative and an SRO or safety officer. The motion was made by Jeremy Maupin and seconded by Brian Christen; the board voted unanimously.
The minutes record the team membership but do not provide operational details such as reporting timelines, thresholds for referral, or training requirements. Those procedural specifics were not recorded in the minutes and may be included in the district's written policy or future staff reports.
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