The audits test whether a district’s campuses are safe from unauthorized individuals, said Rusty May, MISD senior director of safety and security, during a Nov. 13 board meeting. Detailed results from the audits will not be shared with the public as it could compromise campus safety, he said.
“The top priority of the McKinney Independent School District and the state of Texas is keeping students and staff safe every day,” May said.
The background
The audits come from a school safety directive by Gov. Greg Abbott following the events in Uvalde in 2022, May said. They seek to identify campuses districts can improve safety in, such as ensuring exterior doors are locked.
“The audit provides us with the opportunity to provide a safer learning environment as well as protection for students and staff,” May said.
