Alachua County Schools Deploy Raptor Badge Alert to Protect Their Campuses
Alachua County Public Schools is rolling out a new wearable alert badge from Raptor Technologies, adding to their existing security
Alachua County Public Schools is rolling out a new wearable alert badge from Raptor Technologies, adding to their existing security
As Texas schools fulfill requirements for silent panic alert technology, Deer Park ISD is showing how it’s using Raptor Badge
Raptor product experts walk through recent Raptor Emergency Management updates and show how newer capabilities support more coordinated response and post-incident review. Joe from Vivi joins to discuss their Desktop Alerting integration, which is included with Raptor Emergency Management.
West Virginia recently enacted Alyssa’s Law, permitting wearable panic alert devices in public schools across the state.
Alyssa’s Law was recently enacted in Virginia, permitting school boards to provide staff in elementary and secondary schools with wearable panic alert systems.
More and more school districts are introducing silent panic alert technology across their campuses. In some cases, this is driven by compliance with state-level requirements like Alyssa’s Law.
South Carolina lawmakers are moving toward passing a bill that would require schools to have a mobile panic button system.
Creating a safe school requires clear protocols, consistent training, and the right tools for both everyday incidents and critical events.