Four Lubbock ISD Officers Recognized For Standout Work Across 40 Campuses - KFYO

This recognition highlighted Zamora's dedication and professionalism, along with three other officers across the district's 40 campuses. He joined the LISD Police Department in 2022. Zamora quickly rose to sergeant by March 2026, bringing critical insights from his prior work as a gang specialist to local school safety efforts. The awards come as parents across neighborhoods from Tech Terrace to Clapp Park increasingly prioritize the security of their kids inside school buildings. These officers work daily to ensure students feel safe learning and growing.

This honor shines a light on the often-unseen work ensuring safety at schools like Lubbock High off 19th Street and other campuses further south. For families, these recognitions offer a glimpse into the constant vigilance protecting their children every school day. It also reinforces the commitment LISD makes to a secure learning environment.

While teachers and administrators guide our kids, these officers serve as the quiet first line of defense, often with little public recognition until now.