Projectile Resistant Film Meets Texas School Safety Requirements
How Security Window Film Protects Schools From Multiple Threats
Texas schools must now install security window film on ground-level glass doors and windows under the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) mandate. The requirement addresses a basic vulnerability—glass is the easiest entry point in most school buildings. Someone can break through standard windows in seconds. Projectile-resistant film changes that equation by holding shattered glass together when impacted, making forced entry significantly harder. San Antonio school administrators dealing with this mandate have a compliance deadline to meet, but the film does more than satisfy TEA requirements. It protects against storm damage, reduces vandalism costs, and improves energy efficiency at the same time.