TEXAS ALERT! False flag imminent school attack? First hand info

Hey guys as some of you may know I work, primarily, for academia here around the central Texas as a technology support specialist and consultant.

Today some weird shit is going down, I am sitting here in one of the area's middle schools after setting up a login portal for the district.

As far as I can tell EVERYONE in the entire district is currently showing all their students a "training video" as far i can tell it is not state mandated and I can find no "official" records for the producers or district sponsors for the showing of this video. I was quite literally tasked with setting up the portal on a moments notice and stuff like this usually takes weeks or months to approve and prep.


Here is the info - the video is all about the "When you hear it...Do it!" Protocol for schools, it involves how to respond to emergencies using 1 of 4 approved state methods, you guys are probably familiar with the terminology.

LOCK DOWN - SHELTER IN PLACE - LOCK OUT - EVACUATION

Right now entire schools are at a stop showing a 35 minute video to all the students, these kids are being logged and the teachers are being logged as to who has watched it to ensure compliance, when the morning announcements came on it was specifically noted 3 separate times that participation is being tracked for compliance.

Tracked by whom, and for whom is a good question since I did not setup anything to report to a state data base as I typically would.

Im sitting here in a break room typing this up listening through the wall to what the video is talking about and it is literally a prep for how to act during these situations and more to the point it is telling kids how to make a room "look empty" how to respond to media questions and what to tell parents and how you should never tell people what you heard and saw as it could be misinterpreted by you or people you tell.

The school principal just walked by me.... (he is new this year) and I asked him if this is some thing that they do every year now, He is usually a talkative guy and all he said to me was "yeah, we do it every year for "SRP compliance"

Well I know for a fact that this district has never done anything like this before as I just setup the system to handle it and it is not a state reporting data base.

Earlier this year, (these schools are pretty old mind you) this particular middle school had its front entry way torn down and remolded to have a man trap style entry for "compliance" reasons it's 2015 I have been in these schools as a student or employee since 2000 and it was never an issue before. We have 2 other middle schools with the exact same layout and they did not have to be remolded.

Anyway I don't know what else to say about it other than the entire thing feels off and has not gone through the typical channels for approval and the content of the video seems more about how to answer questions rather than how to act in an emergency. So far the video has spent about 15 minutes on how to answer questions to media and parents, and about 2 minutes on what to do in a tornado.....



Anyone else out there in Central Texas schools doing this right now?