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LISD to Implement New Security Procedures Monday

By: Nick Ochsner
Updated: December 17, 2012
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LISD will roll out its new security measures earlier than planned in the wake of Friday's deadly shooting at a school in Connecticut.

The district sent out an automated message to parents Sunday night telling them about the new measures.

According to the recording, one of the measures include keeping all doors locked on campus during the school day.

LISD spokeswoman Nancy Sharp said the money to pay for the new security precautions comes from the the 2010 LISD bonds.

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