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Rains ISD updates and adopts Multi‑Hazard Emergency Operations Plan
Summary
The board unanimously approved an updated Multi‑Hazard Emergency Operations Plan that incorporates recent Texas School Safety Center template changes to the Active Threat Annex; the district committee had recommended the update on Sept. 24, 2025.
The Rains ISD Board of Trustees approved an updated Multi‑Hazard Emergency Operations Plan (MHEOP) at its Oct. 13 meeting. Superintendent Joe Nicks told the board that templates provided by the Texas School Safety Center had changes in organization and activities related to the Active Threat Annex, and those changes were incorporated into the district plan.
Nicks said the Rains ISD School Safety and Security Committee reviewed the MHEOP on Sept. 24, 2025 and unanimously recommended approval. Savanna Christian moved to approve the updated MHEOP; Dr. Maggie Salem seconded and the motion carried by unanimous vote.
The approved plan provides the district with updated response frameworks and templates for a variety of potential emergency situations and directs staff to carry out the Active Threat Annex changes as incorporated.
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