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Lamesa ISD board votes to establish School Marshal Program under Policy CKEB
Summary
The Lamesa ISD Board unanimously approved applying Policy CKEB to T-COLE to implement a School Marshal Program after administrators said a security audit would advise on current protocols.
The Lamesa ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously July 20 to establish a School Marshal Program and approve applying Policy CKEB to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (T-COLE) for implementation.
Assistant Superintendent Dan Castillo told the board the district had been selected for a safety and security audit that will review current protocols; he asked the board to approve Policy CKEB to allow LISD to pursue certification and training through T-COLE. "Policy CKEB needs to be approved to apply to T-COLE for the implementation of a School Marshall Program in LISD," Castillo reported. Ernest Ogeda moved the measure, Kevin Telchik seconded, and the motion passed 7–0.
Board members did not record amendments to the policy during the meeting; minutes indicate the Student Code of Conduct had only name changes. The district said it will use the forthcoming audit to guide any further operational or training details for the marshal program.
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