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District to implement Raptor crisis-management system with district-wide staff training
Summary
Superintendent Adam Bowen said staff will undergo mandatory training this week on the Raptor crisis-management system, which will integrate with key cards, cameras, smart boards, PA, phones and clocks.
Superintendent Adam Bowen told the board that the district is implementing the Raptor crisis-management system and that mandatory staff training will take place this week. Bowen described the system as integrated with multiple campus systems, saying it "is very complex and will integrate with our electronic key card system, cameras, smart boards, PA system, computers, phone systems, and clocks."
The board heard that the system will be used district-wide and that leadership work with Studer Education during an onsite visit informed some of the implementation planning. The meeting record does not specify costs, vendor contract details or an exact timeline for full operational rollout beyond the immediate staff training requirement.
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