The security department is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to monitor school property and facilities. Each secondary campus is staffed with a dedicated security officer known as a Campus Auxiliary Officer. The district partners with the Irving Police Department and has School Resource Officers assigned to each campus throughout the district.
Facilities and Equipment There are 1, digitally-based closed circuit cameras used by security throughout the district. Each school exterior door is monitored and equipped with keyless entry. The district utilizes the Raptor V-Soft system for its visitor check-in procedures and to check against the national database of registered sex offenders.
The district uses security officers to conduct bag checks of all purses and backpacks at Irving Schools Stadium. Training and Prevention The district contracts with Region X to conduct the mandated three-year audit. District employees participate in tabletop safety exercises on an annual basis. Safety drills are conducted in compliance with mandates of the Texas Education Code. Teachers teach with classroom doors locked. All students and staff are required to prominently display their ID badge at school.
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Most Popular on DallasNews. Parents often value small class sizes, but the truth is more complicated. Source : Civil Rights Data Collection, Students per counselor The average number of students per counselor in this district.
Average teacher salary The average salary for full-time teachers in this district. Nurse This indicates the percentage of schools in this district that have a full-time or part-time registered nurse on staff. Security guard This indicates the percentage of schools in this district that have a full-time or part-time security guard on staff. How a school district allocates funds can reflect its priorities. Learn more about how these decisions are made. Source : National Center for Education Statistics, Average revenue per student This reflects how much annual revenue per student this district has compared to the state average.
Federal Funds from the federal government, which can include money for Title 1 schools, vocational and tech education, bilingual education, and the Child Nutrition Act, and more. State Funds from the state government, which can include money for staff improvement, special education, gifted and talented, bilingual, and vocational education, school lunch, transportation, and employee benefits, and more.
Average spending per student This reflects how much money this district spent on a per-student basis, compared to the state average. Instruction Spending on preK instruction, including teacher salaries and materials for regular, special, and vocational programs during the school year and summer, and more. Support services Spending on administrative support for preK education, including professional development, counselors, transportation, materials, and more.
Other preK spending Spending on preK spending outside of instruction and support services. Other spending Other spending, including community services, adult education, and spending on things like buildings and roads. Would you like to add a review to a school in this district? Add a review. November 05, Barton is horrible about letting you know when a kid gets injured. I am now scared to send my kid to school after him coming home with a knot on his head the size of his nose.
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