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“This program allows us to monitor who is in the building, how long they have been there and why, and is part of the reason our school has won three safety awards from our Alabama district attorney,” states Kenny Clay, an assistant principal in the Blount County (AL) schools.

“I think this system is a great idea,” Ms. McMickle said.
“It provides security and I like knowing it can help make sure not just anyone can come take my grandson or other students from school.” Heidi McMickle has a grandson enrolled at Newport Elementary School and she likes the new system.

“This system is easy to use and very quick,” Ms. Temple said. “It allows us to eliminate all the handwritten check in and check out books, and provides a much more secure system to track and document individuals on school
campuses and interacting with students and staff.” Millie Temple is the Director of Technology and Media for Carteret County Public School System.