Austin Independent School District is preparing for the return of its students to campuses. The district has over 70,000 students who will be heading back to school. District and city leaders are set to gather to discuss a specific topic related to the upcoming school year.
The discussion will focus on back-to-school safety. Further details about the discussion are available from local news sources, including CBS Austin, which reported that the event will take place at Lamar Middle School.
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