Customer scenario for the SAFE School Safety Platform demonstration.
A mid-sized suburban school district facing urgent safety challenges after a critical incident on campus.
Last semester, a student brought a firearm onto campus. The lockdown response took 8 minutes. Parents flooded the front office asking where their children were. The district could not answer in real-time.
Since the incident, the school board has demanded action. The Superintendent has been directed to present a comprehensive safety solution at the next board meeting.
The decision-making team and their roles in the evaluation process.
The operational and safety gaps creating urgency for a solution.
Current lockdown procedure takes 8 minutes from threat detection to full building secure. The average school shooting lasts 5 minutes.
When a parent calls asking "where is my child?", the front office cannot answer. Student locations are only known at roll call.
Visitors sign a paper log. No ID verification. No badge printing. No real-time tracking of who is on campus.
Cameras, SIS, access control, and visitor management are all separate. No unified dashboard. 5 logins, 0 visibility.
Since the incident, parent calls to the front office have increased 300%. Confidence in school safety is at an all-time low.
Safety reports take 12 hours to compile manually. The board wants real-time dashboards and analytics.
What success looks like for Westfield Unified after implementing a solution.
Reduce lockdown response from 8 minutes to under 2 minutes through automated alerts and real-time location data.
Know the location of every student on campus at any moment. Answer parent inquiries in 3, not 30 minutes.
AI-powered weapons detection at entry points. Identify threats before they enter the building, not after.
One platform for weapons detection, student tracking, visitor management, and analytics. Single pane of glass.
The converging pressures creating urgency for a decision.
The school board has directed the Superintendent to present a comprehensive safety solution at the next meeting. Failure to act = public accountability.
Parent confidence is at an all-time low. 5 families have already transferred students. The PTA is organizing. Local media has picked up the story.
The 8-minute response time creates significant legal liability. The district's insurance carrier has flagged the gap and recommended immediate action.