Unannounced intruder audits begin at Texas schools in wake of Uvalde mass shooting

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Unannounced school intruder audits began this week across Texas. It’s the latest step in boosting school security in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

The Texas School Safety Center says its team will conduct an intruder audit on at least 75% of all Texas schools by the end of the school year.

Security doors has long been a focus of school safety, but after what happened in Uvalde.

“He came through the door with no problem.”

After hearing testimony on how the gunman walked through and unlocked door on May 24 at Robb Elementary, that focus across the state intensified.

Read more on News 4 San Antonio.

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