Manor ISD is implementing a new safety measure for the upcoming school year. For the first time, every campus in the district will have a dedicated school resource officer. This change is part of the district's efforts to enhance campus safety.
Further details about the district's plans and initiatives can be found through local news sources. Additional information about Manor ISD, including discussions on a $400M bond election, is available from local news outlets such as KXAN.
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