Make the Move to Smart IDs
Know Who, Why & Where in Seconds
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In the sea of options to help improve school safety and campus security, the first level of security is to know who is on campus and if they belong. A photo ID is the fastest, most economical and convenient solution. Make it a smart card and you take a simple ID and create a powerhouse of options and advanced functionality.
Unlike "siloed" systems, ScholarChip modules can be integrated and the entire system can integrate with the District's Student Information System (SIS).
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School Safety Through Technology - Lorain City Schools (2019)
Using ScholarChip Visitor Management Kiosk
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Fort Bend ISD's new ScholarChip ID Badging System tracks students in real time once they swipe their assigned badge to gain entry into a school. (Aug. 21, 2019, Houston Chronicle.com) |
AUGUST 2019:
ScholarChip ID Badging System
"FBISD [Fort Bend, TX, Independent School District] is excited to introduce the new ScholarChip student and staff badging system that allows us to know, in real time, when students and staff enter and leave campus and other District facilities. As students enter their assigned campus each day, they swipe the badge at the high-speed kiosk to gain entry into the building. The system will alert monitoring staff of students who are not enrolled at the campus or have been expelled or suspended. Badges are deactivated as students withdraw or graduate from their current campus. Students will also use their badges for library checkout, cafeteria meal payments and for check-in to campus services (such as the counseling and nurse’s office) and before and after-school events.
Issuance of the new student badges will begin in September. Once students receive their badges, we encourage parents to remind their students to wear them daily. " (Fort Bend ISD School Safety page)
ScholarChip ID Badging System
"FBISD [Fort Bend, TX, Independent School District] is excited to introduce the new ScholarChip student and staff badging system that allows us to know, in real time, when students and staff enter and leave campus and other District facilities. As students enter their assigned campus each day, they swipe the badge at the high-speed kiosk to gain entry into the building. The system will alert monitoring staff of students who are not enrolled at the campus or have been expelled or suspended. Badges are deactivated as students withdraw or graduate from their current campus. Students will also use their badges for library checkout, cafeteria meal payments and for check-in to campus services (such as the counseling and nurse’s office) and before and after-school events.
Issuance of the new student badges will begin in September. Once students receive their badges, we encourage parents to remind their students to wear them daily. " (Fort Bend ISD School Safety page)
