CENTEGIX is the industry leader and largest provider of wearable safety technology which initiates the fastest emergency response. Push button, help comes.
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Tennessee is deploying CENTEGIX across all 10 state-operated correctional facilities. Wearable alerts will give designated responders the employee’s identity and precise location.
How it fits into a broader safety strategy: hubs.li/Q04z8LfM0
School emergency readiness starts with relationships.
CENTEGIX’s Jason Klink shares how joint training, current campus maps, and clear communication help schools coordinate with local responders.
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Seven activations. Six medical emergencies.
Forest Hills Public Schools’ first week with CENTEGIX wearable panic buttons shows why everyday emergency response matters.
Watch News 8’s report on how staff can discreetly request help.
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The people behind CENTEGIX share a commitment to the communities we serve.
At our annual team barbecue, CEO Brent Cobb reflected on what drives our team: helping people feel safe, connected, supported, and empowered.
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Energy savings. Safer schools.
CENTEGIX and E Squared Energy Advisors are helping qualifying K–12 districts explore how energy savings can fund critical safety technology.
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Valuing staff includes giving them a way to call for help.
On The Safety Signal, Superintendent Ben Kirby reflects on how CENTEGIX badges empowered employees during his time at Lake Orion.
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The tipping point? Seeing it in person.
In our superintendent podcast, hearing from principals and staff, and seeing employees wearing CENTEGIX badges, helped inform the decision.
Hear the conversation: hubs.li/Q04BWK_y0
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Michigan school safety starts with understanding district needs.
See how Rochester and Forest Hills approached their investments, and access our new Section 31aa Funding Guide:
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“The real winners” are students and staff.
At our Utah luncheon, Troy Bennett reflected on the work behind the state’s school safety initiative and the people at its center.
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A kindergartner’s daily greeting helped change Ron Self’s career.
Read how one relationship shaped his commitment to students, staff, and everyday school safety.
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School safety takes a cultural investment.
On The Safety Signal, superintendents Ben Kirby and Nick Russo discuss everyday readiness including a team member reaching a student having a seizure in under a minute.
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Can responders find the right room on an unfamiliar campus? Jack Markell’s experience in Delaware offers a starting point for understanding critical incident mapping and keeping maps useful.
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Who checks that campus doors are locked?
In this clip from our AASA-hosted webinar, Max Schachter of Safe Schools for Alex shares his mission to challenge complacency and reinforce the importance of everyday safety practices.
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Implementing Alyssa’s Law takes planning for training, responder coordination, and ongoing costs. CENTEGIX’s Christopher Downs shares considerations for district leaders in District Administration.
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Our hearts are with the Silver Rail Elementary community in Bend, Oregon. Keeping everyone affected in our thoughts and prayers.
What does a safety drill reveal about the handoffs between alerts, staff procedures, and reunification? Craig Hawkesworth of FiveStones Safety explains why those gaps can become obvious in a real emergency. Watch the clip. #SchoolSafety
Athens Technical College has launched CENTEGIX CrisisAlert™ across three campuses. Faculty and staff can request help through a wearable badge, giving responders precise location information.
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“Creating that culture of safety does not happen all at once.”
In this clip from our AASA webinar, Max Schachter of Safe Schools for Alex discusses consistent preparation.
Watch the full discussion: hubs.li/Q04BgbVF0
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AI can flag a potential emergency. People provide the judgment to act.
CENTEGIX CEO Brent Cobb and VOLT CEO Dmitry Sokolowski explore AI, human oversight, and school safety in The AI Journal.
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An emergency map should show more than a floor plan: incident location, access points, and nearby safety resources.
It also has to stay current and fit the response plan.
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