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Committee confirms Bridge City ISD completed Safe and Supportive School Program reporting to TEA
Summary
The Bridge City ISD Safety and Security Committee said it completed required Safe and Supportive School Program reporting to the Texas Education Agency through the Sentinel Program, noting first‑year data entry requirements had been fulfilled.
The Bridge City Independent School District Safety and Security Committee reviewed the district's required reporting under the Safe and Supportive School Program (SSPS), saying the district completed the filings to the Texas Education Agency.
The minutes state, "All reporting for each campus is completed and reported to TEA through the Sentinel Program," and note that first‑year reporting was required to be entered into that system. The committee did not record additional public comment or a vote on the report during the open session.
Committee members framed the item as a compliance update under Texas Education Code Sec. 37.115(k). The meeting record identifies the item as district staff reporting to the committee and does not list separate speakers for the update.
The committee did not record further action; the minutes moved on to other safety items on the agenda.
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