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Raptor in the News: KNX-AM Radio Interviews Jim Vesterman
Listen to Jim Vesterman speak about Raptor Technologies during an interview with KNX-AM Radio in Los Angeles, CA. The interview originally aired on March 28, 2017. Los Angeles, CA — This is the CBS World News Roundup Late Edition. I’m Dave Barrett. No more pencil and paper sign-in sheets for school visitors in Laguna Beach.
Questions Raised About School Security After Shooting
This article originally appeared on NBC4 News and was written by Lolita Lopez and Dennis Lahti. To view the original article, click here. Universal City, CA – Watch KNBC’s report on the recent elementary school shooting in San Bernardino, CA, and learn how the Raptor System helps provide security at a Glendale Unified School District
California shooting has Bay area parents re-examining security
This article originally appeared on WTSP-TV and was written by Eric Glasser. To view the original article, click here. Tampa, FL – Monday’s deadly shooting at a school in San Bernardino, California, has a lot of parents reassessing the rules and regulations when it comes to adults entering their children’s school campuses. It’s a reasonable
Security measures hitting the mark at St. Charles schools
This article originally appeared in the St. Charles Herald Guide and was written by Ryan Arena. To view the original article, click here. A safety audit of the St. Charles Parish Schools System revealed a 16 percent reduction in items deemed “unsatisfactory” from 2014 to 2016, according to a presentation made at last week’s meeting
Milford High School adds layer of security with Raptor Visitor Management System
MILFORD, OH — Milford School District recently implemented the Raptor System at all nine schools. Click here to view WCPO’s coverage of Raptor, including an interview with Milford High School Principal Josh Kauffman.
Visitors to Laguna schools will have to pass new screening process
This article originally appeared in the Los Angeles Times and was written by Bryce Alderton. To view the original article, click here. Beginning in late April, visitors to any of Laguna Beach’s four public schools will need to provide identification to be checked against a nationwide sex offender database as the Laguna Beach Unified School