Charter schools now follow the same Texas school IPM rules as ISDs, and TDA inspections run through August 2027. Book a free 45-minute checkup and get a one-page Inspection Ready report.
New for charter schools. Beginning September 1, 2026, open-enrollment charter schools must follow the same Texas school IPM rules as independent school districts, and TDA plans to contact each charter district to schedule a routine inspection between September 2026 and August 2027 (Texas A&M AgriLife).
No cost and no obligation. You find out where each campus stands before the inspector does.
Pick a time for each campus, outside class hours if you prefer.
We walk the campus with your team and review your IPM policy, postings and records.
A one-page report marks each requirement as done, missing or at risk.
If you want help, we propose licensed IPM service and set up a records binder for the inspector.
A plain-language summary of the Texas school IPM requirements. Your district's IPM Coordinator remains responsible for the program; we help you run it and keep the records.
Summary only. See TDA's School IPM page and Division 7 of the Structural Pest Control rules (4 TAC Chapter 7, Subchapter H) for the full requirements.
Each campus gets a one-page Inspection Ready report your IPM Coordinator can act on right away, with the missing items listed first.
The checkup shows gaps against the rules. It isn't an official inspection and can't guarantee an inspection result, but it tells you exactly what to fix first.
Pests follow food, water and clutter. We handle licensed pest management and the cleaning that prevents problems, with records organized for the inspector.
Pest management under our Texas structural pest control license.
Work orders, application records, labels and safety data sheets, by campus.
Treatments planned when buildings are empty, including breaks.
Sanitation that removes what attracts pests in the first place.
Tell us about your school or network. We'll confirm a visit for each campus.
Yes. The School IPM Checkup is free and there is no obligation to buy anything afterward.
No. It shows where your campus stands against the rules so you can fix gaps before the inspector arrives. It isn't an official inspection.
The coordinator must be appointed by your district and is responsible for the district's program. We support the coordinator with licensed service, records and reports.
We schedule a checkup for each campus and give you a report for each one, so you can see which campuses need attention first.
Yes. The same rules have applied to independent school districts for years, and the checkup works the same way.
If you want help closing the gaps, we propose licensed IPM service and set up a records binder for the inspector.
Book a free School IPM Checkup and get an Inspection Ready report for each campus.
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