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Board approves internet-safety (CIPA) policies and INFOSEC training
Summary
Trustees approved Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Internet Safety policies and INFOSEC IQ — Texas DIR Security Awareness 2025-26 training; motion passed 6-0. The approval aligns district policy with federal CIPA requirements and state security-awareness training resources.
The Board approved the district’s Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Internet Safety policies and the INFOSEC IQ — Texas Department of Information Resources Security Awareness 2025-26 training program.
Trustee Domingo Castillo moved to approve the CIPA policies; Trustee Dennis Cumbie seconded. The motion passed 6-0 with Tasha Soto absent. The minutes record the action as approval of policy and training for the district; no debate or amendments are recorded.
The action aligns the district with federal CIPA requirements and adopts the INFOSEC IQ security-awareness training provided through the Texas DIR for 2025-26. The minutes do not specify implementation dates or staff responsible for training delivery; those details will be handled administratively.
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