Cuero ISD to test Centigix panic alert system; district completes Windows 11 upgrade
Summary
District staff reported completion of a Windows 11 rollout and said the new Centigix panic alert/visitor management system will be tested in coming weeks; Ruby Rodriguez said the system can take over desktops, dispatch 911 depending on alert type, and uses light probes to signal active alerts.
Technology Director Oscar Ray told trustees that all district computers have been upgraded to Windows 11. Ruby Rodriguez, director of special programs, provided detail on the Centigix panic alert system that the district will test in the coming weeks.
Rodriguez said the Centigix platform will serve as a visitor management system and an alert system that can take over staff desktops and, depending on the alert, dispatch 911. She also said the district has installed light probes that change color to indicate which alert is activated and that staff training is planned in the coming months. "The new Centigix Panic Alert System will be tested out in the next coming weeks to be ready for the upcoming year," Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez also announced the district will mark Mental Health Awareness Month with an assembly at the high school stadium on Sunday, April 27, open to the public; the same speakers will present to Jr. High and High School students the following day.
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