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Board hears intruder detection audit and approves ballistic film installation for TEA safety compliance
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Frank Stanage presented a Texas School Safety Center intruder detection audit; the board approved installation of ballistic film (consent agenda) to comply with TEA safety requirements and later discussed the audit in closed session.
The board heard a presentation Nov. 14 from Frank Stanage, assistant superintendent of operations, on an Intruder Detection Audit conducted by the Texas School Safety Center. The audit presentation was logged under Pillar II: Student Well‑being and Safety and was later discussed in the meeting's closed session under Texas Government Code §551.076 (deliberation regarding security devices).
Separately, trustees approved a consent‑agenda item authorizing installation of ballistic film to comply with Texas Education Agency (TEA) safety requirements. The minutes list the ballistic film approval as part of the consent agenda motion that passed unanimously; no vendor or cost was specified in the published minutes.
