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Board approves TEA safety audit; district reported four flagged items addressed
Summary
Trustees approved the Texas Education Agency safety and security audit; Officer Burley told the board the district was "flagged on four of the reviewed items" and that corrective actions have been completed or are underway.
The board voted to approve the TEA School Safety and Security Audit at the Feb. 23 meeting. The motion was made by Drew Sloan, seconded by Nancy Duggan, and passed by a 6–0 vote with one absence.
Officer Burley reviewed the audit process and reported the district "was flagged on four of the reviewed items," adding that all identified areas have been addressed with corrective actions either completed or currently in progress. The minutes record that the state conducts a comprehensive vulnerability assessment every three years covering more than 130 policy and procedural compliance measures.
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