“The use of the Raptor technology will provide an improved process to alert school officials to a threatening presence,” said Brian Katz, Chief of the Safety, Security & Emergency Preparedness Division. Once an entry is approved, the system issues a badge that identifies the visitor, as well as the date and purpose of the visit. It also compares all known aliases of convicted sex offenders to the name of the individual signing in, delivering a thorough screening process. The Raptor system provides instant screening for sex offender status and custom alerts, such as custody orders.
The new system will enhance the District’s capabilities to screen visitors, which include contractors and volunteers, providing a streamlined process and a safer environment for students, teachers and staff.Īs part of the District’s multi-layer approach to school safety and security, upon arriving through a school’s single point of entry, visitors will be asked to present official identification, such as a driver’s license, for screening. With a continued focus on campus safety for students, staff and visitors, the School Board of Broward County unanimously approved Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) to begin implementing the Raptor Visitor Management System in all schools to be live at the start of the 2020/21 school year. North Andrews Gardens Elementary School of the Arts.
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