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Emergency Operations Plan & Mass Notification Readiness
Emergency Management · Student Safety
High Priority
About this project
The campus lacks a verified multihazard Emergency Operations Plan and a dedicated mass-notification platform, relying solely on a routine communications tool. Texas Education Code Chapter 37 mandates EOP maintenance and submission, creating active compliance exposure and elevating risk to students and staff.
The opportunity
Security and monitoring budgets have grown over 11%, and the Phone Free Schools grant supports eligible safety infrastructure investments. Advancing this project within the current fiscal window closes a documented compliance gap and strengthens campus-wide emergency readiness before the next review cycle.
Phone Free Schools Grant
Discuss this project →Modernizing Identity & Access Management for District Cybersecurity Compliance
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The district faces active TEA cybersecurity reporting and breach notification mandates, with identified gaps in privileged access and credential management despite existing endpoint, SIEM, and MFA tools. An enterprise identity and access modernization initiative is underway, and unresolved gaps elevate compliance and operational risk across the district's growing technology environment.
The opportunity
A new district CIO signals readiness for strategic technology investment, and the Texas E-Rate Cybersecurity Pilot Program offers a structured funding pathway. With IT and security budgets growing significantly, this is a near-term window to close credential management gaps and meet compliance mandates before the next fiscal cycle.
Texas E-Rate Cybersecurity Pilot Program
Discuss this project →IT Infrastructure Refresh & Endpoint Management
IT Modernization · Endpoint Management
High Priority
About this project
Two active E-Rate network refresh solicitations are underway, with board approval anticipated in January 2027, signaling urgent infrastructure modernization needs. A district-wide student device and digital-learning initiative points to a large, growing managed device footprint requiring unified oversight.
The opportunity
E-Rate eligibility provides a defined funding pathway for network and endpoint infrastructure, and the January 2027 board approval milestone creates a near-term procurement window. Acting within the current fiscal cycle aligns spending with leadership priorities under a newly appointed CIO and maximizes available federal funding.
E-Rate
Discuss this project →Fleet Safety & Driver Monitoring Program Deployment
Fleet Safety · Student Transportation
High Priority
About this project
Despite a mature fleet ecosystem with bus-location tools in place, the district has an unresolved bus camera deployment and no active driver safety monitoring or telematics solution. This gap leaves a large fleet asset base without critical incident documentation, driver behavior oversight, or the safety visibility required to protect students in transit.
The opportunity
The camera deployment gap represents an active, in-flight initiative with near-term budget availability, making this an immediate priority rather than a future-cycle consideration. Closing this gap strengthens student safety outcomes, supports operational accountability, and aligns with the district's documented increase in security and monitoring services spending.
Web Accessibility & Digital Portal Modernization
Web Accessibility · Digital Equity
High Priority
About this project
Public-facing digital portals have documented accessibility gaps that fall short of WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards, creating legal exposure and limiting equitable access for students, families, and community members. With a compliance deadline of 2027/2028, the window to plan, procure, and implement is narrowing.
The opportunity
Website accessibility modernization is already identified as a strategic priority with leadership and budget attention aligned, making this a strong candidate for near-term action within the current fiscal planning cycle. Addressing compliance proactively reduces legal risk and ensures equitable digital access for all constituents ahead of the mandate deadline.
Campus Emergency Management & Resilience Program
Emergency Management · Campus Safety
High Priority
About this project
The campus lacks a verifiable Emergency Operations Plan, a dedicated mass-notification system, and has unconfirmed audit findings — reflecting systemic preparedness gaps. Texas Education Code Chapter 37 mandates multihazard EOP compliance, elevating both operational and regulatory risk for students and staff.
The opportunity
Security and monitoring budgets have grown significantly, and leadership is actively prioritizing campus emergency management as a strategic initiative — creating a funded, endorsed window for action. Addressing these gaps now supports Texas Education Code compliance, strengthens campus resilience, and aligns with the current fiscal planning cycle.