In This Article: Most school emergency systems have never been tested under realistic conditions. They’ve been demonstrated during vendor presentations. They’ve been activated during scheduled...
West Virginia’s legislature sent Alyssa’s Law to Governor Patrick Morrisey’s desk on March 10 with a unanimous 93–0 vote. House Bill 4798 mandates wearable panic...
In October 2025, New York City became the first city in the nation to pilot a direct-to-911 panic alert system across 51 public schools. The...
North Carolina school safety requirements and legislative updates for 2026. Learn about panic button systems, compliance standards, and emergency preparedness. Inside this Article: North Carolina...
When panic button systems depend on the same network everyone else is using, a crisis can silence the very tools designed to address it. A...
West Virginia just sent its Alyssa’s Law bill to the governor’s desk. South Carolina’s Senate panel advanced a companion bill on March 18th. Kentucky and...
Inside this Article: Choosing an emergency communication system for your school isn’t like selecting classroom software. The stakes are higher, the conditions are more unpredictable,...
Most school emergency systems fail during actual crises. Learn why network independence, battery backup, and simple wearable panic buttons make the difference. Inside this Article:...
Official reports from Parkland and Uvalde revealed critical emergency communication failures. What do these incidents teach about school safety infrastructure? Inside this Article: When school...
