District readies Raptor visitor-management rollout and staff badges
Summary
Superintendent said the district will implement the Raptor visitor-management system this fall, add strobe installation and issue staff badges to support instant communication and visitor control.
The Lewis Central Community School District Board of Directors was briefed Aug. 4 on the district’s rollout of the Raptor visitor-management system and staff badges as part of the district’s safety upgrades. The superintendent said the majority of strobes have been installed and the next steps are account setup, visitor-management configuration and issuing staff badges. Officials described staff badges as tools that will allow staff to instantly communicate with the office if they observe an incident. No vote was taken; the item was presented for information as part of the superintendent’s facilities and safety report. Staff said the Raptor rollout and badge creation are scheduled for the start of the school year and will be part of staff orientation and the back-to-school events planned for Aug. 20. Board members asked clarifying questions but did not request additional action beyond monitoring installation and account setup.
