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Central Catholic High School is equipped with a comprehensive suite of safety tools designed to strengthen overall security. When you activate these tools, they alert the right people, share detailed information about the incident, and ensure help arrives quickly and efficiently.

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CampusShield

CampusShield is a comprehensive tool for emergencies and everyday safety needs, with panic alerts, live location sharing, two-way communication, and real-time notifications you can access from any IOS or Android mobile device, making it easy to get help, report safety concerns, and stay informed.

Get to Know CampusShield

Easy to Follow Training Guide

Learn how to download, set up, and use CampusShield to help you stay safe and informed. This video explains the app’s key features so you can use it with confidence.

Key Features

Panic Button

The panic button is a simple sliding bar you can activate from the app, a lock screen widget, or your smartwatch. Just swipe to discreetly send an alert during a critical incident, sharing your real-time location with security or emergency responders. You can select an incident type to ensure you receive the best response possible and, after sending the alert, choose to enable audio and video streaming to provide responders with details as the incident evolves.

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See Something, Say Something

With the See Something, Say Something feature, you can share non-emergency safety concerns, suspicious behavior, or other issues directly with your administrators or safety response teams. You can even submit tips anonymously. Tips can include images, videos, a description of what’s happening, and your location to help make sure the issue is addressed quickly and appropriately.

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Central Catholic Stay Safe

Central Catholic Stay Safe is your personal check-in tool for situations where you feel unsafe or at risk. To use it, tap the tile, choose who you want to notify and share your location with, add details about you’re activity and an estimated duration. While active, your chosen contact can see your location and track your progress. You can add time, end the timer early, or mark yourself as safe at any time. If the timer expires, your contact will be alerted that you may need assistance and will receive your last known location.

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Resources and Contact Campus Safety

The bottom two tiles on the home screen provide easy access to important safety information and personnel within your organization. The Resources tile allows you to quickly find essential phone numbers, safety policies, and other valuable information, ensuring you know where to turn and who to contact for assistance. The Contact Campus Safety Welcome Desk tile directly links to the campus safety phone line. Click this tile to call security for non-emergency concerns or with any other questions you may have.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is CampusShield always tracking my location?

No. The app never passively tracks your location. It only uses your location when you activate an alert or turn on a safety timer. As soon as the alert is cleared or the timer ends, location tracking stops immediately.

What if I don’t allow location access?

If you don’t give location permission during set up, the app won’t be able to share your location with responders. If you activate a panic alert, it will prompt you to call 911 directly since it can’t send your location automatically.

Should I allow the app to send notifications?

Yes. Make sure to allow notifications so you don’t miss any important safety alerts, updates, or messages from your organization.

Does CampusShield need Bluetooth access?

Yes. Bluetooth access is necessary for the app to work as intended. Without it, some features won’t function properly.

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BadgeR+

BadgeR+ is a discreet, wearable panic button that lets you quickly request assistance with the press of a button, no matter where you are in your facility. It’s slim and lightweight, can be worn vertically or horizontally on a lanyard or badge reel, and can be hidden behind your existing ID badge. BadgeR+ also provides haptic feedback, confirming that your alert has been successfully sent.

Get to Know Your BadgeR+

Using Your BadgeR+

Learn how to use your BadgeR+ wearable panic button to discreetly request assistance. This video covers how to activate an alert, how you know an alert was successfully sent, what happens after activating an alert, and how to ensure the device is always ready when you need it.

Key Features

Activating a Panic Alert

The BadgeR+ offers three ways to activate it: single click for Medical Assistance, double click for a Disturbance/Suspicious Person, or press-and-hold for Weapons/Active Shooter. This means that an alert triggered by a single click will notify different individuals and send different content compared to alerts triggered by double click or press-and-hold.

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Haptic Feedback

When you press the BadgeR+ panic button, you’ll feel a gentle vibration that confirms your alert has been sent successfully. This built-in features gives you peace of mind, confirming help is on the way.

BadgeR+ Haptic Feedback Feature

Location Tracking

When you activate the BadgeR+, your location is shared with emergency responders, with up-to-floor and room number level accuracy, using your facility’s WiFi access points and BLE beacons. This information helps responders locate you quickly and deliver assistance without unnecessary delays. Location tracking stops as soon as the incident is resolved.

BadgeR+ Location Tracking Feature

Rechargable Battery

BadgeR+ features a rechargeable battery that lasts about six months on a single charge, with a USB-C port for easy charging. To check the battery level, press the Battery Button and look at the three lights beside it: all three lights indicate the device is 75%-100% charged, two lights mean 50%-74%, one light means 15%-49%, a flashing light indicates below 15% and requires immediate charging, and no lights mean the battery is fully drained.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know my BadgeR+ is connected and ready to use?

Check the Status Indicator Light by pressing the battery button. If it blinks green four times, your BadgeR+ is connected and ready. If not, contact your administrator immediately.

How do I charge my BadgeR+?

Plug the included USB-C into the port at the bottom of the device and connect it to a power source. Use the Battery Indicator Lights to check charging progress.

How do I know if my BadgeR+ needs charged?

To check your BadgeR+’s battery level, press the Battery Button and look at the three lights beside it: all three lights indicate the device is 75%-100% charged, two lights mean 50%-74%, one light means 15%-49%, a flashing light indicates below 15% and requires immediate charging, and no lights mean the battery is fully drained.

Is the BadgeR+ always tracking my location?

No. The BadgeR+ never passively tracks your location. It only uses your location when you active an alert. As soon as the alert is cleared, location tracking stops immediately.

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Computer Panic Button

The Computer Panic Button lets you quickly and discreetly send an emergency alert straight from your computer using hot keys (ALT and BACKSPACE) or (OPTION and DELETE) and gives you the option to choose an incident type, making sure the right team responds to your situation without delay.

Get to Know Your Computer Panic Button

What You Should Know

Learn how to use the Computer Panic Button to quickly send an emergency alert right from your desktop. This video shows you how to activate it using your hot keys and how to choose an incident type to make sure the right team gets the right information fast.

Key Features

Hot Keys

Quickly send an emergency alert right from your keyboard using hotkeys set up just for your team. Once you press ALT and BACKSPACE, or OPTION and DELETE, an eight second countdown starts before the alert goes out, giving you a moment to cancel in case you trigger it by accident.

Computer Panic Button Hot Key Activation Feature

Incident Type Selection

After activating the button, select from a list of incident types so the right internal or external teams can respond quickly with the right support. From an active threat to a medical emergency and anything in between, the Computer Panic Button will ensure a quick response.

Computer Panic Button Incident Type Selection

Frequently Asked Questions

Will anyone hear me activate the panic button?

Your alert is sent silently but immediately to responders. It doesn’t make any noise that would alert others nearby.

Does the panic button track my computer activity?

No. It does not monitor what you’re doing on your computer. Even when activated, it will only share your location, contact information, incident type, and, if activated by your administrative team, an audio and video stream from the computer's webcam.

Can I customize the hot keys?

Hot keys are usually set by your administrator. If you aren’t sure what they are, check with your IT team or security admin.

Do I have to choose an incident type?

No. If you do not select an incident type, your Computer Panic Button will send the highest level alert available after the countdown ends.

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Emergency Notification System

The Emergency Notification System helps keep you informed and safe by sending important alerts and clear instructions through various channels during emergencies or critical events. These messages are integrated with our other safety tools and software. For instance, depending on your system setup, alerts may show up as push notifications from CampusShield rather than completely taking over your screen.

Key Features

Get Critical Updates Instantly

During an emergency, you’ll receive critical alerts by text, voice call, or email with information about what’s happening and how to stay safe. Messages are sent to a select group or thousands of recipients across your entire facility within minutes, making sure everyone stays informed.

Emergency Notification System Get Critical Updates Instantly

Screen Takeover Alerts

Receive urgent desktop notifications about incidents. This feature lets administrators send important messages directly to your screen so you never miss critical updates. The alert will appear as a large pop up window that can be dismissed once you have read the alert.

Emergency Notification System Screen Takeover Alert Feature

Are you SAFE?

During an emergency, administrators can send a prompt to all CampusShield Apps, Computer Panic Buttons, and Emergency Notification subscribers, asking, ‘Are you safe?’ You’ll be able to respond by selecting ‘Yes’ or ‘No,’ helping your safety team understand where people are safe and identify areas that may need immediate attention.

Emergency Notification System Are You Safe Feature

Weather Alerts

If severe weather is approaching, you may receive alerts through text, voice call, or email with important updates and instructions, such as inclement weather warnings, shelter-in-place notices, or school closures. These alerts are sent through the Emergency Notification System to help keep everyone in your facility informed and prepared to act accordingly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I opt out of text/email alerts?

Users who are receiving unwanted text alerts can unsubscribe by replying 'stop' to the alert message. If successful, the user will receive an SMS message confirming that they have been removed from the recipient list.

Can I respond to alerts?

No. The system sends out information but doesn’t accept replies. If you have an emergency or need help, follow your organization’s emergency plan or call 911.