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Canton ISD to transition to RAPTOR Alert after clean intruder detection audit
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Brian Nichols reported Canton ISD's enrollment and said a Region 10 Intruder Detection Audit at Canton Junior High found no findings; he announced the district will transition from SecurTech to the RAPTOR Alert system with beacons to locate alerts.
Superintendent Dr. Brian Nichols reported district enrollment of 2,263 and an attendance rate of 97.2% and told trustees that Region 10 conducted an Intruder Detection Audit at Canton Junior High on Sept. 2 with no findings. As part of safety upgrades, he said, “Canton ISD will begin transitioning from SecurTech to the RAPTOR Alert System for the district's silent panic alert services,” a change that will add beacons intended to allow emergency personnel to pinpoint alert locations.
The superintendent also noted the intruder‑detection audit result and other operational items as part of his report. The minutes do not record a formal board vote to approve the RAPTOR transition in this meeting; the item was provided as information in the superintendent’s report.
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