The new security vestibule at Cameron County High School is finally complete, providing an added layer of safety and security at the school’s main entrance. The project was identified as a needed improvement after the district reviewed safety risks within the building. The vestibule creates a separate, controlled entrance for visitors, keeping student and visitor access points separate. Visitors must use the designated entrance and be screened before entering the school, while a buzzer system allows school personnel to identify and communicate with visitors before granting access. The security vestibule was part of the $5.1 million McClure project approved by the Cameron County School Board.
