The Modern Emergency Attendance and Alert System for Schools
Proactively identify risks, send instant emergency alerts, and take real-time emergency attendance with SchoolPass.
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Real-time campus visibility during emergencies
This information can be used throughout the school day, not just for emergencies.
Quickly create school emergency alerts and events
School emergency alerts can be created for any situation, including suspicious visitors, fire drills, and actual emergency events. Alert message distribution lists are fully-customizable and can consist of staff, students, parents, and local police.
With SchoolPass, emergency communication requires just a few clicks, freeing your team to focus on what matters: student safety.
Easy-to-use school emergency attendance app
Teachers and staff can easily take emergency attendance by marking students and anyone else on your campus as accounted for from the SchoolPass emergency attendance app. Statuses are reflected on your dashboard instantly.
SchoolPass uniquely provides “last seen” statuses from movement events such as visitor scans, attendance status changes, early dismissals, after-school activity check-ins, and bus boarding attendance.
SchoolPass also monitors campus traffic to inform you whether a student has left with their authorized parent/driver. This provides the critical context needed to effectively respond to emergencies.
Proactively identify risks and respond to emergencies faster
In an emergency, every second matters. SchoolPass can automatically alert you when known bad actors drive onto your campus or try to check-in through a visitor kiosk.
Additionally, any staff member can create an emergency alert from an easy-to-use panic button app.
Mass school messaging and notifications for non-emergencies
Easily send non-emergency messages like school closures to your school community.
Messages can be distributed to staff, teachers, students, parents, internal teams and/or external contacts.
Distribution can be further grouped by school campus, division, grade(s), or homeroom.
