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Board declines to release details of intruder‑detection audit to protect campus security
Summary
President Andrea D. Nicholas said the board reviewed a Texas Education Agency‑required intruder detection audit in closed session and will not disclose details publicly so campus security is not compromised. The report will remain confidential; no operational details were divulged in open session.
After the board returned from closed session President Andrea D. Nicholas read a statement about a recently conducted intruder detection audit. Nicholas said the Board reviewed the audit findings in closed session and that "it is in the best interest of the students that we do not share details about the audit to the public in order that campus security information is not compromised." The board thanked district administrators for prioritizing student and staff safety.
The audit discussion was listed under closed session authority (Texas Government Code §§551.076 and 551.089). No specific findings, remediation steps or timelines were released in open session, and the board did not direct staff to disclose details during the meeting.
