Alyssa's Law Compliance
Named after Alyssa Alhadeff, a victim of the 2018 Parkland shooting. These laws require silent panic alarms in schools connected directly to 911.
SafeSchool Meets Every Requirement
Our platform is built from the ground up for Alyssa's Law compliance. Silent panic, location data, direct 911 dispatch — all included.
New Jersey
Enacted 2019First state to enact. Requires silent panic alarms in all public schools.
Florida
Enacted 2020Alyssa's Law passed as part of school safety legislation.
New York
Enacted 2022Requires silent panic alarms connected to 911.
Texas
Enacted 2023School safety requirements including panic systems.
Oklahoma
Enacted 2023Silent alarm requirements for K-12 schools.
Tennessee
Enacted 2023Panic alarm mandate for public schools.
Virginia
Enacted 2024School safety panic alarm requirements.
Arizona
Enacted 2024Silent panic alarm mandate.
North Carolina
Enacted 2024School safety technology requirements.
Key Requirements Met by SafeSchool
Silent panic alarm system
Discreet wearable and mobile panic buttons that alert without visible or audible indication.
Direct 911/PSAP integration
NENA i3 compliant dispatch with automatic location data transmission.
Real-time location data
BLE mesh and GPS indoor/outdoor positioning for first responders.
Automated lockdown capability
Instant building-wide or zone-specific lockdown on alert activation.
Notification to law enforcement
Dual-path dispatch: direct 911 + RapidSOS with cellular failover.