Texas Education Agency (TEA) Grant Update
The 2023 SAFE Grant from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) offers $800 million in funding for school safety upgrades. Learn about eligibility criteria.
School Safety & Security
2023 Safety Trends: Preparing Your Organization for the Current Risks
Each crisis requires a unique response. Identify and prepare for potential threats to your organization with this list of top 2023 safety trends.
Texas School Safety Standards Formula Grant Program
The School Safety Standards Formula Grant Program is the newest program available to Texas school districts for improving safety.
Silent Panic Alarm Technology (SPAT) Texas Grant Program
The Texas Legislature and Governor Abbott authorized over $17 million for the creation of a grant for schools to purchase and install panic alarm systems and programs.
Protecting Students With A PDF Builder for Schools
One of the best ways to communicate student information while ensuring it’s protected is by using a PDF Builder for schools.
What Happened at Rave Summit 2022?
This year, we hosted our 13th annual Rave Summit virtually. This year’s theme was all about building resilience together. We were excited to welcome more than 1,600 critical communications and safety professionals from industries who shared innovative strategies for keeping their communities, campuses, and employees safe and informed. Rave Summit is designed for prospects, partners,
Education is at the Heart of the Rave Annual Summit
Learn what education focused keynotes and roundtable sessions you can expect to find at this year's Rave Summit.
It’s Back to School for the Nation’s Legislators: What’s Next Post Uvalde
We highlight what Rave has seen across the country from states and the federal government in their response to the calls for school safety reform.
Effectively Managing Active Shooter Incidents and Other Significant Events Requires a Holistic Approach with End-to-End Solutions
Recently, a Texas investigative committee released their preliminary report on the Uvalde, Texas school shooting that left 21 dead in May.
Campus Safety Concerns in 2022
61% of K-12 respondents and 59% of higher education respondents noted that mental health is their number one concern (K-12 schools) and number two (higher education) safety concern for the upcoming school year.
