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Board reviews safety and security audit; superintendent outlines junior high vestibule, pathway and signage work
Summary
Stockdale ISD trustees reviewed a three‑year Safety and Security Audit and heard the superintendent's report about planned security improvements at the junior high, including a secondary vestibule wall, a concrete pathway and 3‑D signage. A bond construction update noted certified values and S&P ratings due in July. Closed session addressed personnel and bond matters; no action was taken.
The Stockdale ISD board reviewed the district's three‑year Safety and Security Audit and heard a Superintendent report on planned campus security and bond matters during the July 13 meeting.
Todd Deaver presented the Safety and Security Audit report; the board took no formal action on the audit during the meeting. In the Superintendent's report the board discussed focusing on a secondary vestibule wall at the junior high, adding a concrete pathway at the junior high campus, and installing three‑dimensional signage to make classroom locations easier to identify. The bond construction update included a staff note that the district expects to receive certified values and S&P ratings in July.
The board entered closed session at 6:42 PM to discuss personnel, employment/resignation matters, safety and security and a bond construction update, and reconvened at 7:12 PM. The transcript records that no action was taken on closed session agenda items before adjournment at 7:15 PM.
