List of Districts with Non-Compliant or Missing File:
(As identified by the Texas Attorney General's Office and the Associated Press.)
Anahuac ISD
Aransas County ISD
Beaumont ISD
Beeville ISD
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco ISD
Borden County ISD
Bushland ISD
Cayuga ISD
Centerville ISD
Claude ISD
Cooper ISD
Coupland ISD
Crandall ISD
Cushing ISD
Darrouzett ISD
Denver City ISD
Dodd City ISD
Edinburg CISD
Evadale ISD
Excelsior ISD
Frankston ISD
Gary ISD
Grandfalls-Royalty ISD
Gregory-Portland ISD
Hooks ISD
Huckabay ISD
Iredell ISD
Irion County ISD
Italy ISD
Kennard ISD
Kennedale ISD
Kirbyville CISD
La Feria ISD
La Vernia ISD
Laneville ISD
Lapoynor ISD
Leakey ISD
Leonard ISD
Levelland ISD
Leverett's Chapel ISD
Marathon ISD
Martinsville ISD
May ISD
Melissa ISD
Milford ISD
Miller Grove ISD
Morgan IS
Natalia ISD
North Forest ISD
Pewitt CISD
Pleasanton ISD
Premont ISD
River Road ISD
Riviera ISD
Roby CISD
Rochelle ISD
Roscoe ISD
Rotan ISD
Samnorwood ISD
Schleicher ISD
Shamrock ISD
Shiner ISD
Sidney ISD
Sierra Blanca ISD
Spurger ISD
Stafford MSD
Timpson ISD
Tioga ISD
Union Hill ISD
Valley View ISD
Van Vleck ISD
Warren ISD
West Sabine ISD
Westhoff ISD
Wharton ISD
Wildorado ISD
Woden ISD
Zavalla ISD
AUSTIN, Texas - The Texas School Safety Center is reporting 78 Texas school districts either have failed to submit safety audits as required by law or don't meet full compliance.
Attorney General Greg Abbott said Monday the districts "can't let another second tick" without having a safety plan to deal with the possibility of school violence like the carnage in Connecticut.
The Texas School Safety Center was created in 1999 in the aftermath of the Columbine shootings in Colorado. The state education code requires public schools conduct safety audits once every three years.
Abbott's office says 38 of the state's 1,025 public school districts have filed no audit. Another 40 reported but aren't in compliance.
News 3 has contacted Centerville ISD for comment but has not heard back at the time of publication of this article.
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