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Superintendent reports TEA safety audit compliance and increased breakfast participation
Summary
In the superintendent's report administrators said a TEA unannounced intruder audit found doors 100% compliant and announced a TEA vulnerability audit scheduled for Thursday; the district also reported serving 4,559 breakfasts in January, about 200 more than last year.
During the superintendent's report, district administration updated the board on recent safety and nutrition figures.
Agency official (S4) stated the district underwent a TEA unannounced intruder audit and "all our doors were 100% compliant," thanking staff for stopping a visitor before they entered a building. S4 also said a TEA vulnerability audit will be conducted on Thursday to review policies, handbooks, emergency operation plans and other documents; administrators expect a report to follow the audit.
On nutrition, S4 said the district served 4,559 breakfasts in January—about 200 more meals than the previous year—and credited the grab-and-go breakfast option at the secondary campus for increased participation. "In the month of January, they served 4,559 breakfast," S4 reported.
The board received the report as informational; no action was taken. Administrators noted upcoming events and calendar dates for the district.
