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Founded in 2002, Raptor has partnered with over 52,000 schools globally, including over 5,000 K-12 U.S. school districts, to provide integrated visitor, volunteer, emergency management, safeguarding, and early intervention software and services that cover the full spectrum of school and student safety. Our team of safety enthusiasts and our suite of industry-leading solutions provide schools with
Managing staff compliance training manually can make it harder for district teams to stay compliant.
When required training depends on manual reminders and follow-ups, administrators can lose valuable time chasing updates instead of focusing on the larger work of keeping staff prepared and compliant. With automated assignments, completion tracking, and training reports, districts can build a more consistent process that gives teams clearer visibility and reduces administrative lift.
Raptor Staff Compliance Training, powered by PublicSchoolWORKS, is now available at no cost to TASB RMF member districts.
Watch the full webinar to see how districts can take a more structured, manageable approach to staff compliance training. 👉 https://bit.ly/43UjSuG
06/05/2026
An emergency can unfold during the most routine parts of the day: drop off, nap time, outdoor play, or pick up.
That’s why emergency preparedness in early childhood settings has to be more than a binder on a shelf.
A strong childcare emergency preparedness plan gives staff clear direction before stress, noise, and uncertainty make decisions harder. It outlines what to do during evacuations, lockdowns, shelter-in-place situations, medical emergencies, severe weather, and other incidents that could impact young children.
Preparedness also depends on practice. Regular drills, clear documentation, and staff training can help childcare teams respond with more confidence when every second counts.
Read more about the top emergency preparedness tips for childcare centers. 👉
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Top 8 Emergency Preparedness Tips for Childcare Centers Calm behavior and well-trained staff are just two of the most important emergency preparedness tips for childcare settings of any size.
06/04/2026
Don’t wait to purchase your limited-time discounted ticket to SchoolSAFE 2026! 🎉
Join school safety professionals from across the country for three days of practical strategies, expert insights, and meaningful conversations focused on strengthening school safety and student wellbeing.
This year, we’re honored to welcome Elizabeth Smart as our keynote speaker. As a bestselling author and nationally recognized child safety advocate, Elizabeth brings a powerful perspective and passion to safety and wellbeing conversations.
Don’t miss out! Register here. 🎟 https://bit.ly/4vmlGsc
📅 November 2-4, 2026
📍 Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate
📌 Orlando, Florida
Raptor SchoolSAFE Conference The Raptor School Safety Conference was created with school safety advocates in mind and for professionals looking to level-up their school safety plan.
06/03/2026
We are proud to sponsor the 2026 Florida School Safety & Security Conference and Collaborative Expo, hosted by the Florida Association of School Safety Specialists.
This event brings together school safety specialists, mental health leaders, district threat management coordinators, and K-12 safety professionals from across Florida to collaborate on what it takes to support safer schools.
Come to Booth 40 and see how Raptor can help support your school’s needs for safe learning environments.
📍 Hyatt Regency, Orlando, FL
📅 June 8-11, 2026
Safety at schools goes beyond physical security. Students need to feel emotionally safe, supported, and like they truly belong in order to learn and grow.
In the latest episode of Principals of Change, Dr. Amy Grosso speaks with Marie-Pier Ingraham, Principal of Good Shepherd Catholic School (MD), about building a school culture rooted in trust, transparency, and connection.
Marie-Pier shares practical insight into creating spaces where students feel comfortable being themselves, strengthening communication with families during difficult moments, and what emotional safety looks like in everyday school leadership.
Watch or listen here 👉 https://bit.ly/4dHVYZk
When a school emergency happens, staff need fast communication, clear protocols, and reliable systems that help teams coordinate response across campus—whether for internal team assists or emergencies that require a 911 response.
Through Raptor’s partnership with Vivi , schools can extend emergency communication beyond phones and radios to classroom screens, staff devices, and digital signage throughout campus.
In our recent on-demand webinar, Raptor and Vivi product experts walk through how schools are using these connected systems during drills, student fights, medical emergencies, severe weather events, and other real-world incidents to strengthen communication and response throughout the school day.
Learn more in our on-demand webinar, A Closer Look: Raptor Emergency Management. 👉 https://bit.ly/4vscp21
06/01/2026
Contrary to popular belief: the first person to notice a struggling student is rarely a school counselor.
While their role is essential, relying only on school counselors to address student mental health can limit how quickly concerns are recognized and supported.
🧩 Every role in a school community contributes to student wellbeing.
When schools treat mental health as a shared responsibility among different roles, instead of a siloed function, staff can notice concerns earlier, communicate more effectively, and support students more proactively.
Dig into specific strategies these 5 types of roles can apply to better support student mental health. 👉 https://bit.ly/49saKAO
How These 5 Types of Roles Can Support Student Mental Health Every school role impacts student mental health. Learn how administrators, teachers, nurses, and staff can recognize signs and support students proactively.
05/29/2026
Upcoming legislation deadlines schools should know this month:
🔷 California
Senate Bill 848 includes requirements related to professional boundaries, staff training, mandated reporting, and school safety plans.
🗓️ Some requirements take effect or must be met by July 1, 2026.
🔷 Georgia
Ricky and Alyssa’s Law requires each Georgia public school to implement a mobile panic alert system.
🗓️ Implementation deadline: July 1, 2026
🔷 Michigan
HB 4095 requires public and nonpublic schools to implement the standardized response terminology described in HB 4096.
🗓️ Implementation deadline: by the 2026-27 school year
🔷 Michigan
HB 5549 requires behavior threat assessment and management teams to be established in schools across the state.
🗓️ Compliance deadline: October 1, 2026
🔷 Ohio
HB 57 requires any school entity that chooses to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs to have its board of education implement a policy regarding the supply’s maintenance and the drug’s use. The policy must also include a description of any related training required for staff and contractors.
🗓️ The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce will release a model policy for schools to use by August 1, 2026
🔷 West Virginia
HB 3166 requires each county board of education to create standardized school safety mapping data that meets certain requirements.
️🗓️ Effective date: September 1, 2026
Legislation details here. 🔗 https://bit.ly/40kG2o5
When an emergency happens at school, clear and instant communication can make all the difference in response times.
In a recent webinar, school safety leaders Nick Georges, Nick Caputo, Josh Goldsmith, and Chris Porter shared how wearable panic alert systems and integrated mapping technology are helping schools streamline emergency response, improve situational awareness, and get critical information to first responders faster.
You can also hear how CRG’s integrated maps, displayed directly within the Raptor platform, provide precision-level location awareness and enhanced mapping to support faster coordination during emergencies.
Watch the full webinar to hear how schools are strengthening emergency response with wearable panic alert technology. 👉 https://bit.ly/4wRsEXX
The cruel impact of cyberbullying exists outside the internet. What may start in a simple group chat can quickly affect student wellbeing and campus safety.
Schools must navigate challenges that go far beyond traditional social media conflicts, including fake images, online radicalization, rumor escalation, and other concerning behaviors that can be difficult to identify before it grows into a larger issue.
Join us next week for an important conversation on how schools can strengthen awareness, intervention, reporting, and student support in a rapidly changing digital environment.
📅 Thursday, June 4, 2026
🕛 12 PM CT
Speakers:
Dr. Amy Grosso, Raptor Technologies
Dr. Will Durgin, Raptor Technologies
Dr. Penny Schultz, Chesapeake Public Schools (VA)
Save your seat. 👉 https://bit.ly/3S87nJi
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