SRO James Allison

SRO Josh Burns

SRO Coty Butcher

SRO Matt Carvalho

SRO Carlos Castillo

SRO Joshua Chinni

SRO Eric Cuellar

SRO Zachary Guidry

SRO Tony Harding

SRO Todd Henriksen

SRO Jesse Martinez

SRO Miguel Tristan

Sgt Troy Mallett

we have added an additional layer of security for all of our campuses. Doors from the entrance to the main office will now be secured and all visitors will need to be admitted into the secure office areas by a staff member.

New Braunfels ISD has also entered into a partnership with the courageous men and women of the New Braunfels Police Department to provide dedicated School Resource Officers on each of our secondary campuses. In addition NBISD has engaged in partnerships with local law enforcement agencies including the Comal County Sheriff’s Office, Our Constable’s Offices, as well as the New Braunfels Fire Department and EMS. Each of these dedicated emergency services providers routinely circulate through our elementary campuses to foster ongoing lifelong relationships with our students.

Our staff are trained in CPR, Stop the Bleed, and each campus maintains a Crisis Response Team (CRT) to provide direction in the event exigent circumstances occur on campus.

While our staff’s main focus remains  engaging and educating our students, whether in a virtual setting or in in the traditional  classroom, NBISD endeavors  to ensure they have the knowledge and resources required to help prevent and respond to emergency situations. In order to do so, NBISD follows the Standard Response Protocols as set out by the Texas State School Safety Center and the I Love You Guys Foundation.

We strive to make sure that every parent/guardian has the most accurate and timely information regarding emergency situations, school closures and weather alerts. We encourage parents to provide up-to-date contact information to the school in order to allow for proper notification during an emergency.

Several channels are utilized to communicate these notifications. Our primary tool is our mass-notification system ParentSquare. The information distributed through ParentSquare comes directly from the contact information provided to the school during registration. We will utilize the following methods to disburse information: Download the App in the Apple App Store or Google Play for easy use and access. LOG IN to ParentSquare and get connected!

Raptor Visitor Management Alerts

Identification is required by all campus visitors. The visitor management system scans the offender databases alerting campus staff to a possible match. The campus administrator has final authority as to controlling access on their campus.

Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect

Anyone who suspects that a child has been or may be abused or neglected has a legal responsibility to report to law enforcement or Child Protective Services (CPS).

• Any District employee, agent, or contractor has an additional legal obligation to submit a report to law enforcement or CPS, as applicable, within 48 hours of when the person first suspects that the child has been or may be abused or neglected. Failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect is a criminal offense. Do not try to investigate suspicions; a trained investigator will evaluate the child’s situation.
• You cannot delegate this responsibility to another person. All persons who suspect child abuse or neglect must make their report.

If you see something suspicious, or disconcerting, online or in person, please say something. Please report any suspicious activity or suspected dangers to the appropriate authorities immediately.

The School Safety and Security Committee is a working group of diverse individuals that serves the members of its school district or open-enrollment charter school by helping create and maintain a safe and secure school climate and culture for staff and students.

For this committee to have a significant impact upon the school’s climate and culture, there is a need for representation from various perspectives on school safety and security. As a result, and to the greatest extent practicable, the committee must consist of at least the following individuals whose names are recorded in the district’s multi-hazard emergency operations plan (EOP) [TEC 37.108(f)(8) and TEC 37.109(a-1)].

1. The city or county’s office of emergency management – at least one representative.
2. The local police department or sheriff’s office – at least one representative.
3. From the board of trustees – the president and at least one other representative of the board. 4. From the district – the superintendent and at least another designee, one being a district classroom teacher.
4. Parents or guardians of currently enrolled students – at least two.
5. If the district has an instructional partnership with an open-enrollment charter school – a member of the charter schools’ governing body, or their designee.

Responsibilities: The committee has the following mandated responsibilities to fulfill their purpose:

1. Participate in the development and implementation of the district’s emergency plans by ensuring they are consistent with the district’s EOP and reflect the specific campus, facility, or support service needs that exist. [TEC 37.109(b)(1)]
2. Provide, periodically to the board of trustees and district administration, recommendations to update the district’s EOP according to the best practices identified by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC), or an individual in the TxSSC’s Registry. [TEC 37.109(b)(2) and TEC 37.2091]
3. Supply any campus, facility, or support services information required to the district for the completion of their safety and security audit, safety and security audit report, or any other report required to be submitted to the TxSSC. [TEC 37.109(b)(3)]
4. Review each report the district submits to the TxSSC to ensure it contains accurate and complete information regarding each campus, facility, or support service, and follows the criteria established by the TxSSC. [TEC 37.109(b)(4)]
5. Consult with local law enforcement agencies on how to increase their presence near district campuses. [TEC 37.109(b)(5)]
6. Select where bleeding control stations are to be placed in schools, ensuring they are in easily accessible areas. [TEC 38.030(a) and (b)(2) and (c)]
7. Meet together, following Government Code, Chapter 551, at least once each academic semester and during the summer. Notice of a committee meeting must be posted in the same manner as notice of a meeting of the district’s board of trustees. If the district operates on a year-round system, then the committee must meet at least three times per calendar year with at least two months between meetings. Meeting dates are to be included in the district’s EOP. [TEC 37.109(c) and (d), TEC 37.108(f)(8), and Government Code, Chapter 551] 8. Take training on Psychological First Aid. [TEC 37.108(f)(6)(C)(i)]