FISD Safety & Security Committee

In an effort to create a safe school climate and culture, and a collaborative environment around school safety, Frankston ISD has established a District safety and security committee. This committee (made up of district staff, campus staff, community partners, and parents) provides advice and guidance to the district on many areas related to safety and security, including emergency planning, drills, training and safety assessments.

The committee meets regularly throughout the school year and summer to review various topics related to school safety and security. 

2026-2027 Safety & Security Committee Members 

Officer Cavin Dorsey

Mark Ryals

Josh Hokit

Junior Mascorro

Brian Merritt

Nicci Cook

Nikki Delaney

Jennifer Miller

Hunt Vinzant

Christina Crockett

Tera Klein

Shannon Vittrup

Tish Powell

Matt Oxler

Cindy Owens

FISD School Resource Officer

FISD Maintenance Director

FISD Board Member

FISD Board Secretary

FISD Board President

FISD Superintendent

FISD Parent

FISD Parent

FISD Parent

Anderson County Emergency Management

Anderson County Emergency Management

FISD Teacher

FISD Teacher

FISD Assistant Principal

FISD Special Education Administrator

Our Next Meeting

Friday, July 31, 2026

11:30 am

In the FISD Boardroom

Here is the alt text for the image, including both a concise summary and a detailed transcription: ### Short Alt Text A Facebook post from Frankston ISD providing information on Texas laws regarding safe firearm storage, legal penalties for allowing children access to unsecured firearms, and sales tax exemptions on gun safety equipment. The post includes a link to safegunstoragetexas.com and a graphic reading "Safe Gun Storage Saves Lives." --- ### Full Text Transcription (Long Alt Text) **Post Header:** Frankston ISD July 28 at 4:23 PM · 🌐 **Post Body:** Texas law now requires school districts to distribute information to parents and guardians about the safe storage of firearms. The attached information will help you learn about options for, as well as how to talk to your child and others about, the safe storage of firearms. It is unlawful to store, transport, or abandon an unsecured firearm in a place where children are likely to be and can obtain access to the firearm. Under Texas Penal Code 46.13, a person commits the offense of making a firearm accessible to a child if the child gains access to a readily dischargeable firearm, and the person with criminal negligence, they fail to secure a readily dischargeable firearm or leave it in a place where they knew or should have known a child could gain access. The penalty for allowing a child access to a firearm can range from a Class C misdemeanor (punishable by a $500 fine) to a Class A misdemeanor (punishable by a $4000 fine, a year in jail, or a combination of the two). Texas exempts the purchase of firearm safety equipment from Texas Sales and Use Tax. Remember, a gun should be stored unloaded in a safe or locked container, with ammunition stored elsewhere. Click HERE to learn more and find additional resources from the Texas Department of Public Safety. [https://safegunstoragetexas.com/](https://safegunstoragetexas.com/) See less --- **Image Graphic:** A dark blue graphic featuring a red silhouette of a handgun at the top left. The graphic displays bold yellow and white text: * **SAFE GUN STORAGE SAVES LIVES** *(in large, bold yellow text)* * **Help protect our kids, prevent accidents, and keep our guns from criminals.** *(in smaller white text below)*

Minutes and Agendas