School emergencies can happen anywhere, making it essential for teachers and staff to have a way to call for help within reach. In an article published in the September/October 2026 issue of Campus Security Today, Kim Garcia explores how wearable panic notification devices help K-12 schools alert administrators, security teams, and first responders when an incident occurs.

The article highlights capabilities that support effective emergency response, including location information, multiple alarm options, activation confirmation, and reliable wireless communication across challenging building environments. It also examines why device comfort matters: lightweight, discreet duress cards are easier for staff to wear throughout the school day. Combined with waterproof construction and long battery life, these features help keep emergency notification accessible in classrooms, hallways, outdoor play areas, and athletic fields.
 
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Review the article in Campus Security Today's magazine.