Abbott Reappoints Six to Texas School Safety Center Board
Gov. Abbott announced Thursday that he has reappointed these six Texas School Safety Center board members for new terms expiring Feb. 1, 2027: The appointments…
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School Safety Middle/High School Student Art Contest
The Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) has announced this year’s Art in Action: Imagining Safe Schools for All contest. The contest invites middle school and…
Pearland ISD “Band Dads” Quickly Subdued Active Shooter during Music Contest at a Pasadena ISD School
A group of four tactically-trained “band dads” from Pearland ISD jumped into action Saturday and apprehended an active shooter during the Texas Color Guard Circuit…
Governor Appoints Eight to Texas School Safety Center Board
Gov. Abbott on Tuesday announced the following appointments to the Texas School Safety Center board:
Adopted TEA Rules: Instructional Materials and Safe Schools
OER transition planning for districts and school safety/security reporting via the TEA’s Sentinel.
State Auditor: Texas School Safety Center Failed to Ensure Required Info Received from Districts is Complete and Accurate
The Texas State Auditor’s Office (SAO) has issued a 20-page report on the Texas School Safety Center.
Guilty Plea Exposes Plot to Commit “Mass Murder Attacks” at Two New Braunfels Area High Schools and a Buc-ee’s
Details of a plot to attack two New Braunfels area high schools and a Buc-ee’s were revealed as a 20-year-old man pleaded guilty late last week to federal charges.
DPS: iWatchTexas Program Received Record Number of School Safety Reports in September
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s (DPS) announced that its iWatchTexas program received a record number of school safety related reports during the month of September – more than double previous years.
TEA Rule Update: DAEPs
Adopted: Defining violent conduct for the purpose of DAEP placement when the program is at capacity.
DPS Highlights iWatchTexas Program Ahead of Wednesday’s “If You See Something, Say Something” Awareness Day
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding Texans this week of the iWatchTexas program— a critical resource the public can use to report suspicious…
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