A new crisis alert technology, Centegix, has been approved by the Tucson Unified School District and the Catalina Foothills School District to enhance school safety. The system equips teachers and staff with badges featuring a clicker to quickly report emergencies and summon help. TUSD Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Trujillo believes the technology represents a significant advancement in security and safety for students and staff. The Catalina Foothills School District also expressed excitement about implementing the system, with Communications Director Julie Farbarik stating that it provides peace of mind and a safer environment for students and staff. Parents, such as Jennifer Reyes, are relieved knowing that this technology will be introduced in schools, as it enhances safety measures and creates a responsive environment for students. The technology aims to keep students and staff safer on school campuses during emergencies and ensures that learning can take place in a secure environment. The unanimous approval by the TUSD board and the positive feedback from parents and school officials highlight the importance of implementing innovative safety measures in schools. With the introduction of Centegix, schools are taking proactive steps to prioritize student safety and provide a secure learning environment for all.
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New Security Crisis Alert Technology to be Implemented in Two Tucson School Districts
