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District says intruder-detection audit results will be withheld from public for security
Summary
Tuloso‑Midway officials reported that an Intruder Detection Audit conducted Sept. 19, 2024, found vulnerabilities; district staff said specific audit details would be withheld from the public to avoid compromising campus safety and would be discussed in executive session.
District administrators reported that the Texas School Safety Center conducted an Intruder Detection Audit at a campus on Sept. 19, 2024 as part of statewide directives. The audit tests whether a campus is accessible to an unauthorized individual and is intended to identify ways to improve safety, such as ensuring exterior doors remain locked.
Administrators told the board the audit provides an opportunity to create a safer learning environment but said specific findings would not be shared broadly because doing so could compromise campus security. The board moved to discuss the audit’s detailed results in executive session. No formal action to adopt or publish audit details was taken during open session.
Board members emphasized ongoing training and coordination with the district School Safety and Security Committee as the district implements improvements. The administration said it appreciated the board’s support and stressed that the work to secure campuses is ongoing.
