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GSFT School Safety Certification

School safety services for Texas districts

Four service areas, one firm, one standard of documentation. If you know what you need, go straight to it below. If you don’t, the guide underneath will route you in thirty seconds.

TxSSC safety & security audits

Required by law, every three years, for ISDs, charters, and junior colleges

The three-year TEC §37.108 audit on the official 2026–2029 instrument suite — records review, on-site assessment of every facility, interviews, and a board-ready report — plus annual maintenance that keeps it current.

Audit services →

Guardian program training

For boards arming trained staff — from first policy conversation to standing program

The DPS school safety certification course (Gov’t Code §411.1901) delivered by DPS-certified instructors, plus program design, board policy support, and continuing education that keeps the program defensible.

Guardian training →

School safety consulting

For safety needs that don’t fit a named service — or that touch several

Emergency operations plan development and review, physical security assessments, and armed-personnel program advisory — TxSSC registry-listed as TEC §37.2091 requires.

Consulting services →

Law enforcement training

For chiefs, sheriffs, and training coordinators near armed-staff districts

Professional development for agencies responding to Guardian and marshal campuses — what armed staff are trained to do, encounter dynamics, and pre-incident coordination.

LE training →

Not sure which you need? Start here.

Funding note: most of this work is eligible school-safety-allotment spending — see TEC §48.160 in the law library.

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One form covers every service. Describe what you need in your own words and it routes to the right practitioner.

We respond to every inquiry the same business day in most cases.