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Palmer ISD board approves 2024–25 Emergency Operations Plan with new cybersecurity annex
Summary
The Palmer ISD Board approved the district's 2024–25 Emergency Operations Plan unanimously, adding a new annex addressing cybersecurity after staff said the bulk of the plan is unchanged from last year.
The Palmer Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 7-0 Sept. 9 to approve the district's Emergency Operations Plan for 2024–25, which includes a newly added cybersecurity annex.
Kristin Middlebrooks reported that "the majority of the plan is the same as last year. One new annex was added to cover cybersecurity." Superintendent Kevin Noack recommended the board approve the plan as presented. The motion to adopt the plan was made by Gary Barnes and seconded by Kelley Cruzan.
Board members did not request substantive changes during the discussion. The plan's adoption leaves the district with an updated annex addressing cyber incidents alongside its existing emergency procedures; the board did not specify new budget allocations tied to the annex during the meeting.
The approval was taken as a stand-alone motion and recorded as unanimous. The board will operate under the updated plan for the 2024–25 school year and staff may bring implementation details to future meetings if further action is needed.
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