How to Improve Staff Confidence to Positively Impact School Safety
Get actionable strategies to raise staff confidence, directly supporting safer school environments and improved student outcomes.
Author: Tensel Burke
Why Schools Need a Smarter Approach to Hall and Bathroom Pass Management
Hallways and restrooms, when unsupervised, can quickly become high-risk zones. In an emergency, knowing where every student is matters.
Back-to-School Safety: Practical Steps for a Strong Start
Join us for a practical refresher on the steps every school can take to strengthen crisis readiness and reunification plans — while building trust with families, staff, and first responders.
Implementing the S.A.F.E.R. BTA Methodology in Georgia Schools
Learn about how Raptor and the Georgia Alliance of School Resource Officers and Educators (GASROE) have partnered to deliver the S.A.F.E.R. behavioral threat assessment (BTA) methodology through the Raptor StudentSafe™ platform.
Preventing Employee Injuries in K–12 Schools
Keeping teachers and staff safe ensures every student receives uninterrupted learning. Fewer injuries mean lower workers’ compensation costs, consistent instruction, and stronger morale.
Raptor Technologies Wins Campus Safety 2025 BEST Award for Emergency Notification System
Raptor Technologies has been named the “Best Emergency Notification / Mass Notification System” in the 2025 Campus Safety BEST Awards.
Streamlining K-12 School Payments and Fee Management
Managing tuition, activities, tickets, and student fees doesn’t need to be complicated. Watch on-demand to see how Raptor’s payment solution, powered by PayK12, brings modern efficiency, real-time tracking, and districtwide oversight to every dollar collected.
Raptor Technologies® Partners with Flock Safety to Deliver an Advanced Carline Dismissal Solution for K-12 Schools
New partnership with leading public safety technology company boosts safety and efficiency during one of the busiest and most dangerous times of the school day
4 Strategies to Prevent Student Vaping
While tobacco use among youth has seen an overall decline, e-cigarettes remain the most commonly used tobacco product among middle and high school students.