[WEBINAR] From Alerts to Action: Enabling Effective School Communication

Join us for a 45-minute live webinar on how to enable safer, more connected schools through communication that supports everyday operations and critical moments.

While many schools have communication tools in place, critical incidents often reveal gaps in speed, clarity, and coordination, and connection to public safety. This session brings together Algo, Raptor Technologies, and the “I Love U Guys” Foundation to explore what effective emergency communication really looks like, from the moment an alert is initiated to ensuring the right people receive and understand it.

Together, we’ll examine how schools can move beyond simply sending notifications to building systems that support awareness, alignment, and emergency readiness across campus environments.

Details

• Wed, May 27th
• 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM PST / 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM EST
• Online event
• Duration: 45 minutes

In this webinar, learn more about:

• What makes emergency communication different from everyday communication
• How to ensure reliable message delivery across devices and environments
• How integrated systems enable redundancy and resilience
• How to bridge the gap between alerts and real situational awareness
• Why 911 connectivity and coordination with public safety partners is critical
• The role of standardized protocols in improving clarity and consistency
• Practical steps to strengthen emergency communication readiness

Who Should Attend:

• K-12 and district leaders responsible for school safety and emergency preparedness
• IT and operations teams supporting communication systems and infrastructure
• Administrators looking to improve coordination during critical incidents
• Partners designing, deploying, or supporting school safety and communication solutions

Meet the Speakers

• Algo: Bryan McCarthy – VP, Global Partnerships & NA Sales
• Raptor Technologies: Katelyn Warnock – VP of Professional Services
• The “I Love U Guys” Foundation: Pat Hamilton – Alliance Director