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Comal ISD outlines TEA-required intruder-detection fixes after audit
Summary
Comal ISD administrators told the board the district completed staff training and will review corrective actions with the District School Safety Committee on April 16, 2026, fulfilling the Texas Education Agency's public-notice requirement following its December 2, 2025 audit.
The Comal Independent School District presented required corrective actions after a Texas Education Agency intruder-detection audit conducted Dec. 2, 2025. Administrator Doug Whitehead told the board that the district completed in-person training for campus staff on securing exterior doors and gates and that the presentation to the board satisfies the audit's public-notice requirement.
Whitehead said the district will review the audit findings and corrective actions with the District School Safety Committee on April 16, 2026. "Tonight's presentation to the Board is the final corrective action that is required as a result of the audit findings," the record states. Administrators also emphasized ongoing reinforcement of securing exterior doors and gates as part of campus safety protocols.
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