Centegix

09/04/2026

Today, we remember the four lives lost and all those impacted by the tragedy at Apalachee High School on September 4, 2024.

Our hearts remain with their families, the students, educators, and the entire Apalachee community.

09/03/2026

Every second matters in an emergency.

In the latest episode of The Safety Signal, Axon President Josh Isner joins CENTEGIX CEO Brent Cobb to discuss how better communication, video integration, and emerging response tools can help shorten the time between an emergency alert and help arriving.

Because when lives are at stake, speed, location, and accurate information matter.

🎧 Watch the full episode of The Safety Signal.

09/02/2026

How do we move school safety conversations from concern to meaningful action?

On September 23, The National School Boards Association, Make Our Schools Safe, and Centegix are bringing school leaders and safety advocates together to talk about the role boards, superintendents, educators, parents, and communities can play in creating safer schools.

Lori Alhadeff will share her perspective as a parent, school board member, educator, and Co-Founder of Make Our Schools Safe, alongside Dr. Kristina Brooks, Chief John Newman (Ret.), and moderator Dr. Roderick “Rocky” Sams.

The conversation will cover emergency preparedness, district readiness, policy, funding, Alyssa’s Law, and the practical questions leaders can bring back to their own communities.

📅 September 23 at 2 PM ET

Register: https://hubs.li/Q04wjTMH0

09/02/2026

Giving back to the communities we serve. 💙

Members of our Atlanta team recently volunteered at the Raider Depot at Riverwood High School, a free grocery resource supporting students and families across the local community.

Our volunteers helped stock shelves, organize inventory, and prepare orders while spending some meaningful time together outside of the office.

We’re grateful for opportunities like this to support the people and communities around us, and thankful to everyone who volunteered, donated, and helped make the day possible.

09/01/2026

You drop your child off at school expecting one thing above all else: that they’ll come home safe.

That’s what makes tragedies in communities like Oxford, Santa Fe, and Sandy Hook so difficult to comprehend.

Chief John Newman reflects on why schools can never afford to take safety for granted, even in communities where no one believes something terrible could happen.

The goal is never to create fear.

It’s to be prepared to protect people when the unthinkable happens.

🎙️ Watch more of Chief Newman’s conversation on The Safety Signal with CENTEGIX CMO Robb Monkman.

08/30/2026

Students can’t learn their best when they worry about whether they’re safe.

Teachers and administrators can’t do their best work when they don’t feel secure in the environment where they spend every day.

Chief John Newman explains how school safety directly affects education, staff retention, and student success.

“If kids don’t feel safe, if teachers and administrators don’t feel safe, the delivery of education doesn’t happen.”

🎙️ More from Chief Newman on The Safety Signal with Centegix CMO Robb Monkman.

08/27/2026

What does it communicate to teachers and staff when everyone has the ability to call for help?

“I care about your safety.”

Chief John Newman says school emergencies aren’t limited to the incidents that make headlines. Staff may need help with medical emergencies, student elopements, fights, disturbances, and countless other situations throughout the school year.

In this clip from The Safety Signal, he explains why giving every employee a simple way to request help can make such a difference.

Watch the clip, then check out the full conversation with Chief Newman and CENTEGIX CMO Robb Monkman.

08/26/2026

What does a comprehensive school safety strategy look like?
At the 2026 Arizona School Safety & Security Summit, one theme kept coming up: schools need more than isolated security tools. They need people, processes, and technology working together.

Dr. Larry Hausner of CENTEGIX and Darcy Weisner, Executive Director of Paradise Schools, joined school safety leaders from across Arizona to discuss how connected safety strategies can help schools respond more effectively when an incident occurs.

When someone needs help, speed, information, and coordination matter.

See the key takeaways from the Summit: https://hubs.li/Q04vmXRQ0

CENTEGIX®, the leader in wearable safety technology, presented on the impact of safer learning environments at the 2026 Arizona School Safety & Security Summit, held August 20 to 21 in Litchfield Park, Arizona.

08/25/2026

School safety technology isn’t only about preparing for the worst-case scenario.

At Limestone Community High School, wearable badges help staff respond to medical emergencies, behavioral incidents, student crises, and other everyday situations that need immediate assistance.

Superintendent Keith Brown recently shared seven lessons from the district’s experience with CENTEGIX® CrisisAlert™, from training staff and reducing barriers to getting help to using alert data to improve safety procedures.

One of the biggest takeaways: strong school safety comes from preparation, communication, training, and giving staff the tools to act when they need help.

Read the full story: https://hubs.li/Q04tLqvr0

08/24/2026

When a great teacher leaves, a school loses more than an employee.

Districts face the financial cost of replacing that educator, while students may lose the experience and instructional quality that teacher brought to the classroom.

Dr. Roderick “Rocky” Sams explains why supporting and retaining educators must be part of the school safety conversation.

Watch the full episode of The Safety Signal:

https://hubs.li/Q04t4h5B0