Integrated pest management for independent school districts and open-enrollment charter schools, built around TDA school IPM rules and the records your IPM Coordinator needs.
Charter schools: new requirement. 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).
A plain-language summary for ISDs and charter schools. Your IPM Coordinator remains responsible for the district 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.
Pest management built for school buildings and the records a TDA inspector reviews.
Pest management performed under our Texas structural pest control license.
Documentation your coordinator can hand to a TDA inspector.
Fixing the reasons pests show up in the first place.
Help meeting posting and notification requirements.
Pest work coordinated with cleaning and air quality.
A practical starting point if your charter is setting up IPM for the first time.
Yes. Starting September 1, 2026, open-enrollment charter schools fall under the Texas school IPM rules, including adopting an IPM policy and appointing a trained IPM Coordinator.
The coordinator is appointed by your district and is responsible for the district's program. We support the coordinator with licensed service, records and reports.
Yes. Treatments are scheduled when buildings are empty, including evenings, weekends and school breaks.
Service reports, pest control work orders, pesticide application records, product labels and safety data sheets, organized by campus for your files and TDA inspections.
We'll walk your campuses, review your IPM policy and records, and recommend a service schedule.
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