NEISD Standard Response Protocol

When there is an issue on your child’s campus, NEISD uses the Standard Response Protocol developed by the Texas State School Safety Center to let parents, teachers, students and staff quickly understand what’s going on and how to respond.

Churchill students look out for each other

Recently, students at Churchill High School noticed red sand in the breaks in the sidewalk in the breezeway in the middle of campus.

Safety checks underway

North East ISD’s new Senior Director of Security and Safety, Paul Duran, and Safety and Emergency Specialist, Andrew Olivares, are making the rounds.

Are you receiving messages from North East ISD?

In the event of an emergency, it’s crucial that your contact information is up to date in Skyward, so you are receiving pertinent, timely updates from NEISD.

The Dangers and Consequences of Vaping

It takes all of us to make our kids safe and healthy. So please partner with us on this, and let’s keep our kids safe together.

NEISD hires new Senior Director of Safety and Security

He’s protected presidents; now he’s protecting North East ISD students and staff.

If you NEED something, say something.

NEISD is committed to helping students and staff with their mental health needs.

Election Day now a student and teacher holiday at NEISD

Online monitoring with Social Sentinel

This monitoring service looks for keywords and alerts our District anytime there is a threat or potential of violence.

NEISD counselors learn what to "see" so they can say something

Recently, every North East ISD counselor got a sobering look at human trafficking.

What to expect when you visit an NEISD campus

Safety isn’t convenient. If you plan to visit your child’s campus this school year, please be patient and prepared.

2022 Accountability Ratings rank NEISD among best in SA

Our District received an overall score of 89 by the Texas Education Agency (TEA)

NEISD invests in future police officers with new incentive program

NEISD covers cost of police academy tuition

Here are some things we are doing to keep students and staff safe

North East ISD is committed to safety and security. We understand the vital role we play in the lives of our students, staff and their families. So, here are a few things we are doing to help keep everyone safe.

Library book opt-out procedures & check out history for secondary students

NEISD has created new processes in Skyward that provide helpful tools for parents and guardians

Guidelines for keeping sick children home from school

Not feeling well? Here are some guidelines on when to stay home and when to return to school

Officers eat for free thanks to our Meals for Shields program

We'll provide a great meal and even better conversation to any law enforcement officer who wants to eat lunch with elementary students

All tips are good tips.

All tips can be easily submitted online at neisd.net/tipline.

See Something. Say Something.

The North East Tip Line (neisd.net/tipline) gives you a safe and confidential way to report a wide variety of safety concerns.