K-12 Administrators did
not sign up for the roles
of Security Director or
Emergency Manager

Altaris has helped hundreds of schools create exceptionally safe and prepared schools without the stress, complexity, and time commitment

Most Public and Private K-12 schools suffer from the same concerns that keep administrators up at night, including:

1

Feeling insecure that their buildings are truly safe.

Not knowing if they are doing enough to manage a serious incident when needed.

2

How to appropriately train and prepare their staff to respond to an emergency.

3

Feeling insecure that their buildings are truly safe.

Not knowing if they are doing enough to manage a serious incident when needed.

How to appropriately train and prepare their staff to respond to an emergency.

Safety, Security, and Emergency Preparedness for K-12 Schools

As educators, you make the safety of the school population a top priority. But let’s face it, when you chose to become an educator, the responsibility of being an Emergency Manager or Director of Security was likely not part of the plan.

Read what our clients have to say about Altaris

“Altaris is an outstanding partner and number one in the safety and security space. You need not look further to ensure the safety of your district. I cannot recommend Altaris enough.”

Dr. Joseph Ricca

White Plains City School District

“They are amazing! Joining with Altaris will go down as one of the best decisions our district has made in the recent past. We would not have gotten through a number of situations without their help.”

Dr. Phyllis Harrington

Oceanside School District

“Altaris is an excellent partner in safety and security. Our partnership with them has been well worth the investment. They have dramatically improved our safety and security planning and implementation.“

Eric Byrne

Rye City School District

There is a wealth of safety and security information available on the internet or from local cooperatives, some of which is quite good.

As a K-12 administrator, however, you face tremendous time and workload challenges and may not have the bandwidth or knowledge to continually manage an effective Safety, Security & Emergency Management Program in your schools. This gap can create serious compliance issues and may expose staff and students to unnecessary risk.

If you’ve come to the realization, “We simply lack the time and expertise to continually manage safety and security”, then Altaris has the ideal solutions.

Safety and Security Assessments
Emergency Management Program
On-site Safety and
Security Coordinator

Improve the Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness of you schools with our safety and Security Audit checklist.

Use our free comprehensive audit checklist to complete a physical security risk assessment of your schools and campuses.

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Our 16-page service brochure provides detailed information on how we can dramatically improve the safety, security, and emergency preparedness in your schools.

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Request a free 60-minute Consulting Session

Your complimentary 60-minute Consulting Session is the next step to achieving the safe and prepared school you have always wanted. We will learn more about:

Your current safety and security operations

Your emergency management program

What keeps you up at night

Our solutions are designed for K-12 administrators who simply lack the time and expertise to manage the complex operations of safety, security, and emergency preparedness in their schools.