ISDs: a new three-year audit cycle begins September 1, 2026
See all cycle deadlines →GSFT helps Texas school districts, charter schools, and private schools meet state safety requirements and build programs that hold up — TxSSC safety and security audits, Guardian program training, continuing education, and law-enforcement coordination, from one Texas team.
TxSSC Consultant Registry
Listed on the Texas School Safety and Security Consultant Registry, as required by Texas Education Code §37.2091.
Verify our listing on the official registry →DPS-Certified Instructors
Training is delivered by qualified handgun instructors who hold the DPS School Safety Instructor certification under Texas Government Code §411.1901.
About the DPS School Safety Instructor certification →Among the Original 12 DPS School Safety Instructors
Bryan Proctor was among the original twelve instructors in Texas certified by DPS to deliver the school safety certification course under Government Code §411.1901.
Districts Served
GSFT instructors have certified school Guardians representing more than 200 Texas school districts.
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
GSFT is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
Verify our SDVOSB certification with the SBA →Texas HUB Certified
GSFT is a State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB).
TIPS Awarded Vendor
GSFT is an awarded vendor with The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS), contract #24020301.
Verify our TIPS awarded-vendor listing →ESC & Cooperative Vendor
GSFT is an approved vendor with Texas ESC purchasing programs and public purchasing cooperatives.
Safety compliance is not a one-time class. Audits, training, and consulting work together — and stay current as Texas law changes.
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Full-facility audits under Texas Education Code §37.108, following Texas School Safety Center procedures — including the security reviews now required by House Bill 33. Board-ready reports with prioritized corrective actions.
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DPS school safety certification training under Government Code §411.1901 for districts that authorize armed staff — from board policy through initial certification and ongoing proficiency.
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Program development, scenario-based continuing education, and administrator/law-enforcement coordination that keeps your safety program current between audit cycles.
Explore consulting & training →Texas Education Code §37.108 requires a safety and security audit of every facility at least once every three years, reported to the Texas School Safety Center. Each entity type runs on its own cycle — and reporting windows close on fixed statutory schedules.
See every cycle and deadline →Independent School Districts
New three-year cycle: September 1, 2026 – August 31, 2029 · reporting window to be announced by TxSSC
Open-Enrollment Charter Schools
Current cycle runs through August 31, 2028 · reports due September 15, 2028
School safety works when administrators and responding officers plan together. Our instructors hold law-enforcement training credentials and speak both languages.
Every engagement follows the same governed sequence, so your team always knows what happens next.
Confirm campuses, cycle position, procurement path, and decision-makers.
Securely organize the required documents and records.
Complete on-site observations and stakeholder interviews.
Deliver findings, priorities, and board-ready documentation.
Maintain the program — training, updates, and the next cycle.
Multi-campus audit engagements, Guardian program design and training, and compliance support through the ISD audit cycle.
Audit, emergency planning, and training in one engagement for schools without in-house safety staff — aligned to the 2025–2028 charter cycle.
Voluntary security assessments, emergency planning, and armed-staff program design where your board chooses to adopt them.
Coordination and joint training so responding agencies and armed school staff operate from a shared playbook.
Deciding between armed-staff models? Compare the School Marshal and Guardian approaches →
Audit estimate, Guardian program proposal, continuing training, or a compliance question — one form routes it to the right person.
We respond to every inquiry the same business day in most cases.
