Today’s K12 schools face increasing pressures to prioritize student, visitor and staff safety while ensuring rapid, effective responses to emergencies. 

One school district making significant strides in this area is Pasco County Schools in Florida. By partnering with CrisisGo the district transformed its safety protocols, integrating technology to enhance crisis communication and response. 

In today’s digital age, K12 school districts not only face growing threats to campus security and student safety in real life, but also the dangers to cybersecurity like network hacking, phishing and malware, to name a few. 

With the increased emphasis on classroom technology, schools are at a higher risk of cyberattacks, data breaches, and other vulnerabilities that could compromise sensitive student and district information. 

To address these challenges, districts across the United States are implementing advanced cybersecurity technologies to protect sensitive data, ensure the online privacy of students and staff, and reduce the likelihood of digital threats.

As natural disasters become more frequent and active shooting incidents continue to threaten public safety, K12 school districts across the United States face growing concerns around the physical safety of students, staff, and visitors. 

Fortunately, innovative security tools and technologies are available to help districts address these challenges. 

From real-time video surveillance to advanced intrusion detection systems, modern security measures are transforming the way schools protect their campuses.

Let’s explore how two FETC exhibitor companies are helping schools safeguard their learning environments.