Oklahoma Alyssa’s Law: Equipping Schools With Compliant Solutions
Alyssa’s Law in Oklahoma, effective July 1, 2024, requires each school district in the state to implement a mobile panic alert system.
Alyssa’s Law in Oklahoma, effective July 1, 2024, requires each school district in the state to implement a mobile panic alert system.
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Alyssa’s Law requires schools to implement or consider implementing silent panic alert systems linked directly to first responders and law enforcement agencies.
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Even though recent data suggests a decline in suicide rates among this group, the reality is that far too many young people are still lost to suicide, and countless others struggle silently with feelings of hopelessness.
Raptor provides multiple alerting methods that enable staff to silently and efficiently call for help during emergencies—ensuring compliance with Alyssa’s Law requirements.