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The facility safety audit,finished on a phone

No charge for Texas public school districts. The 2026–2029 Texas School Safety Center audit becomes one question per screen, with progress, photos, and a record of who answered.
Tx Texas School Safety Center The 2026–2029 TxSSC audit tools, required by Texas Education Code §37.108. Texas State University.

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Open your district

  • No subscription for this audit.
  • We match your district email and send a sign-in link.
  • Invite the people who will walk each school.
On-site assessment18 of 73

Records review · RRA EM1

Does the district have a communicable disease plan and policy?

Yes
No
Not applicable
Photo attached Answered by Jordan Hale
Why districts switch

Three tools, one place to finish them

The 2026–2029 audit is 312 items: 149 records-review questions for the district, and 163 interview and assessment questions at each school. The PDFs cannot show who is done.

The spreadsheet

312 items
Records reviewInterviewAssessment
Item
Answer
RRA EM1 Communicable disease plan
YES
OSI O1 Campus administrators
4
OSA FS1 Ticket booths secured
N/A
Citation and required resource
see PDF
Answered by
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Counts, yes or no, and citations share one sheet, with no name on the answer.

In SchoolCheck

18 of 73

On-site assessment · Exterior

Are ticket booths and concession areas secured and equipped with a means to communicate with security personnel?

Yes
No
N/A
Photo attached Jordan Hale · today
OSA FS1 · Best practiceAnswered by Jordan Hale
What you get

Built for a long audit, not a daily check

This lives on its own in SchoolCheck. It is free, and the screen stays wrapped around the audit.
  • Free for Texas districts
    No subscription for this audit. A district email is enough to open your district and start.
  • One question at a time
    Big tap targets for yes, no, and not applicable. Counts and written answers get a full field of their own.
  • The 2026–2029 tools
    Records review is answered once for the district. Every school gets the on-site interview and the interior and exterior assessment.
  • Progress you can see
    Each school shows how many questions are done. District requirements sit in one place, answered once.
  • A name on every answer
    When you come back to a question, you see who answered it and when. Several people can share the work.
  • A photo on any question
    Attach a picture when the condition of a door, gate, or room is the evidence. Photos stay with that answer.
How it starts

From a district email to the first school

  1. 01

    Use your district email

    We match the domain to your Texas district. A personal inbox such as Gmail will not open a district.

  2. 02

    Add the schools

    Confirm the schools in the district and invite the people who will walk them.

  3. 03

    Start with records review

    The district answers 149 records questions once. Each school then walks 163 interview and assessment questions.

  4. 04

    Answer over days or weeks

    Leave and come back. Progress, photos, and who answered stay with the school.

Open your district

Free for Texas schools. Start with your work email.

No subscription for this audit. If someone from your district already began, we will show you who to contact. Otherwise you will get a sign-in link and land in the audit.

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