The Texas Education Agency (TEA) requires that all K-12 schools install security window film on certain glass doors and windows. This entry-resistant film is also known as bullet-resistant film, creating a common misconception that the film is designed to stop bullets from entering. 

As a provider of unrivaled security solutions and the largest systems integrator in the Rio Grande Valley, our team at Circle Industries thought it prudent to clear up any falsehoods and misinterpretations. After all, in this case, not knowing what a security device is capable of can end in tragedy. Here, we’ll explore what this film can do to protect students and staff and what is required to stop bullet penetration at your McAllen, TX, school.

School safety is top of mind for most parents and teachers today, and technology has advanced quickly in recent years to accommodate this. One installation that could be a game-changer for your McAllen, TX, school’s safety is bullet-resistant film. Read on to learn five things you might not know about bullet-resistant film and how it’s significantly impacting local Texas schools.