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Board approves one security officer on campus on days students attend
Summary
Tenaha ISD trustees voted unanimously to require one security officer on campus every day students are in attendance; the motion was made by Eugene Bowden and passed 5–0 with two absences.
The Tenaha ISD Board of Trustees on March 31 approved a recommendation to have one security officer on campus on every day that students are in attendance. The motion to adopt the security staffing level was made by Eugene Bowden and seconded by Robert Barton; the motion passed 5–0 with Cicily Cross‑Blair and Mike Ogden absent.
Board minutes show the action as a district-level safety decision; the record notes the board also reviewed a three‑year safety and security audit during executive session. The motion sets a daily minimum for security staffing but the minutes do not specify funding source, job classification, or which department will administer the assignment.
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