Wake County, panic button

Wake expanding use of panic button smartphone app that it says will make schools safer
Wake school safety staff said Tuesday they will roll out the RAVE panic button app on Feb. 17 in 130 schools with the remaining schools getting access this spring. The app will allow teachers and other school employees to press a button on their phone indicating if there’s a police, fire, medical or other emergency.
Panic button launches next week at Wake County schools
At the press of a digital button, teachers can alert authorities and communicate instantly during a threat, locking down a school in seconds.
App to report emergencies to go live for more than 100 Wake County schools
After a pilot program, the Rave Panic Button App goes live for more than 100 schools next Monday. It’s a tool teachers hope they never need, but district leaders said the app could provide quick access to help in case of an emergency.
RAVE Mobile Security app to be distributed to more Wake County schools across the district
Access to the app, RAVE, which the State of North Carolina paid nearly $4.7 million for, was provided to only 27 schools in 2024.
New panic button for schools in Wake County
Wake County schools have a new panic button.
How Wake County schools plan to roll out digital panic button
The panic button scheduled to launch next week in more than 130 Wake County schools will go into schools across all of the county's geographic areas.
'Time equals life': Safety advocates hope Wake schools panic button will save lives
The panic button scheduled to launch in more than 130 Wake County schools next week will go into schools across all of the ...
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