The Texas Education Agency is requiring all the state's 1,000+ school districts to do so before the start of classes this month.
The report also found teachers there often used rocks to prop-open exterior doors.
"It's a district expectation that doors are not to be propped open," Volk said."They're not to be left unlocked." "No one really knows the campus better than the campus leadership team and that includes not only the principal, but the assistant principal or assistant principals at FISD campuses," Bodie said.
"In a moment's notice, we can close that door and it's locked from the outside. Once our students are inside the classroom for class time, our doors are shut and they're closed, and they're locked. So in order for me to gain access to go in there, and visit a classroom, I have to use my key to gain access there."
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