Texas school safety resources
Compliance references we keep current and give away — because a district that understands the law is a better client, and an administrator at midnight deserves a straight answer with the statute attached.
Texas school safety law library
Every major statute in plain English — §37.108 audits, HB 3, Guardian training, SB 838, HB 33, HB 121 — with what it requires, who it covers, and official sources.
Open the law library →HB 3 compliance guide
The armed-officer requirement end to end: default paths, the good-cause exception and its annual renewal, the Guardian pathway, and the documentation TEA can request.
Read the HB 3 guide →Audit prep checklist
The documents to gather before any §37.108 audit — policies, EOP and annexes, drill logs, facility inventory, panic-alert coverage — printable and assignable.
Get the checklist →Audit cycles & deadlines
The always-current cycle table for ISDs, charters, and junior colleges, sourced to the TxSSC toolkits and updated when the state posts new windows.
Check your deadline →Safety audit FAQ
Cost, self-auditing, registry rules, documents, confidentiality — the questions districts actually ask, answered with statutes cited.
Audit questions answered →Guardian program FAQ
How guardians are selected and trained, what it costs, requalification, insurance questions, and how the program meets HB 3.
Guardian questions answered →Guardian vs. marshal comparison
The two armed-staff models side by side — training hours, screening, licensing, oversight, and which fits which district.
Compare the programs →Updates & articles
Legislative changes, TxSSC guidance, and audit-cycle developments as they happen — written by the practitioners who deal with them.
Latest updates →Beyond reference material?
When the reading turns into a project — an audit, an EOP review, a Guardian program — we scope it the same business day in most cases.
We respond to every inquiry the same business day in most cases.