School Safety and Security Committee
The school safety and security committee provides central coordination of safety efforts and assists with drills and exercises, school safety and security audits, policy development, and training. The committee is composed of school district and community partners who collaborate to provide recommendations to the district’s board of trustees and district administrators. The purpose of this committee is to ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff within the district. Each district has its own committee to provide feedback tailored to its needs.
Meetings
2025-2026
5/11/2026, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
- Agenda
- Minutes
- Recording
10/27/2025 - Noon, Room 800, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
6/16/2025 - Noon, Room 800, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
2024-2025
3/10/2025 - Noon, Room 800, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
10/14/2024 - Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
6/03/2024 - Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
2023-2024
6/12/2023 - 11:00 a.m., Room 607, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
8/30/2023 - Noon, Room 600. Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
2/26/2024 - Noon, Room 600. Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
2022-2023
7/21/2022 - Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
- Agenda
- Minutes
- Audio Recording (A technical issue occurred and there is no audio recording available)
10/20/2022 - Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
2/13/2023 - (Called Mtg.) Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
4/20/2023 - Noon, Room 600, Rockwall ISD Central Administration Building
- Meeting has been canceled.
Who is on the committee?
The committee, to the greatest extent practical, must include:
- One or more representatives of an office of emergency management of a county or city in which the district is located.
- One or more representatives of the local police department or sheriff’s office.
- One or more representatives of the district’s police department, if applicable.
- The president of the district’s board of trustees.
- A member of the district’s board of trustees, other than the president.
- The district’s superintendent.
- One or more designees of the district’s superintendent, one of whom must be a classroom teacher in the district.
- Two parents or guardians of students enrolled in the district.
Collaborative partners to support the committee may include, but are not limited to:
- Local emergency management
- First responders, law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS)
- Local, state, and federal officials
- Parent organizations
- Local health authority
- Community mental health organizations
- Building inspectors or public works
This committee meets at least once during each academic semester and once during the summer. A committee that is established by a school district that operates schools on a year-round system, or in accordance with another alternative schedule, shall meet at least three times during each calendar year with an interval of at least two months between each meeting.
For more information, see policy CK Legal Here
Committee Members
- Debra Axum
- Lloyd Blaine
- Frank Conselman
- Grant DuBois
- Ed Fowler
- Bryan Garrett
- Sheriff Terry Garrett
- Michael Hillman
- Clarence Jorif
- Patrick Just
- Keith McKnight
- Melissa Melton
- Michael Morgan
- Ryan Ragan
- Aaron Raymond
- Jarrod Rosson
- Brandon Seery
- Dr. Kelvin Stroy
- David Valliant
- Dr. John Villarreal
- Mike Watson
- Donald Williams
- Phillip Young