Mansfield Independent School District
Mansfield Independent School District
Reporting Concerning Behavior
Reports of threat or any concerning behavior can be filed anonymously by completing the Threat Assessment Reporting Tool.
Threat Assessment
Mansfield ISD's student behavioral threat assessment and management process was initiated to comply with Texas Senate Bill 11 mandates and to align our safety and security plans with best-in-class violence prevention initiatives.
Our Focus and Goals
The district understands how important it is to respond to safety concerns early on before they escalate. Concerning behavior indicators may be expressed in a variety of ways, including social media activity, verbal or written statements and student outcries.
The goal of our behavioral threat assessment and management program is to implement formal processes to recognize, report and assess concerning behaviors so that effective management strategies can be implemented to help de-escalate concerning behaviors. Adapted from the Salem-Keizer School District Student Threat Assessment and Management System, MISD's program is non-punitive and entirely separate from existing disciplinary or criminal violation consequences.
Reporting Concerning Behavior
Our program’s framework promotes active involvement from our staff, students, parents and the community because safety and security impacts us all. We encourage active involvement by asking all stakeholders to report any threats they see and hear through our threat assessment reporting tool.
The primary purpose of the threat assessment reporting tool is to prevent targeted violence by analyzing the facts and behaviors in a given situation. Reports of concerning behavior can be filed anonymously through the reporting tool. To prevent a potential threat from escalating or possibly starting, review some of our tips for identifying potential threats.
All reported incidences are investigated for potentially harmful or lethal behavior. Investigations will determine the level of concern, assess required action and organize any necessary resources and student support strategies.
Questions and Concerns
Questions regarding the program can be answered by contacting your campus principal or Robby Ball, Director of Safety, Security and Threat Management, at 682-314-5195.
If you have concerns of imminent danger, please contact the MISD Police Department at 817-299-6000 or dial 911.