January 26, 2025 - 12:00
The Denver Public School District has launched the first phase of Crisis Go, an innovative alerting software designed to improve communication during emergencies. This advanced technology aims to create a safer environment for students and staff by providing real-time updates and alerts in critical situations.
Crisis Go allows school personnel to quickly notify each other and first responders in the event of a crisis, ensuring that everyone is informed and can take appropriate action. The software includes features such as emergency checklists, communication tools, and location tracking, which can be vital during an emergency response.
As schools face various safety concerns, the implementation of this technology is a proactive measure to enhance preparedness. Administrators and educators believe that by integrating such advanced systems, they can foster a safer learning environment and ensure that students are protected while at school. The district plans to continue expanding the use of this technology in the coming months, reflecting its commitment to student safety.
