Medical emergencies
A student who collapses or can’t catch their breath, noticed quickly so the nurse knows where to go.
For K-12 districts
More hallways, looked after.
VOLT helps the cameras your district already owns notice when a student needs help, and a trained person checks every alert before it reaches your staff.
Works with cameras you own
A person checks every alert
No facial recognition
SOC 2 Type 2
Student may need medical help
Hallway B · Floor 2 · Nurse on the wayTrusted by districts across the country
- Loudoun County Public Schools
- Fulton County Schools
- Oakland Unified School District
- Chesapeake Public Schools
- Birdville ISD
98 schools
covered by a district-wide Loudoun contract
Loudoun County Public Schools
< 2 weeks
from first conversations to a live system
Robinson ISD, Texas
Hours → seconds
to surface the footage that matters, where one incident once took 8–12 hours to investigate
Indian Creek School, Maryland
What VOLT notices
Help, right where it’s needed.
From a quiet hallway to a busy dismissal, VOLT notices the moments when someone needs help, and gets the right people there.
Fights & conflicts
Scuffles noticed as they start, so staff can step in early and turn a hard moment into a teachable one.
After-hours access
Someone in a closed building or a restricted area, flagged so staff can check early.
Theft & vandalism
Damage or missing equipment flagged early, instead of discovered on Monday morning.
Crowds forming
Unusual gatherings at arrival, dismissal or events, so staff can check in calmly and early.
Weapon alerts, verified by people
If a weapon appears in view, a trained person confirms it and your team knows exactly where to go.
Built for the board meeting
An investment your board can explain.
What superintendents and business officers tell us their boards want to see before a vote.
Multiple impacts, not one
Medical moments, fights, after-hours access and property damage, alongside weapon alerts.
Uses cameras you already own
Most districts need no new hardware, so budget goes to coverage, not equipment.
Privacy boundaries you can explain
No facial recognition, and a person checks every alert before staff are notified.
Measurable response times
See how quickly alerts are verified and answered, school by school.
You’ve got to prove that the money we’re going to spend is gonna make an impact and most of the time it’s gonna need to make multiple impacts, not just one.
District Safety Director, Robinson ISD, Texas
Advisors
People who know how districts work.
Education leaders advise VOLT on what districts, boards and states actually need.
Bill Hansen
Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education
Jim Horne
Former Florida Commissioner of Education
Brent Coleman
Georgia education advisor
Everyone on the team
Every role, looked after too.
VOLT gives each person on your safety team what they need, without adding work.
Superintendents
A clear story for your board: multiple impacts, measurable results and privacy you can explain.
Safety directors
Coverage across every campus without adding more screens to watch.
IT teams
Works with your cameras and VMS, single sign-on, and SOC 2 Type 2.
Principals & nurses
Staff know which hallway to go to when a student needs help.
Privacy
Privacy your community can trust.
No facial recognition. A person checks every alert. You choose which cameras connect.
What VOLT does
Notices moments that need help
- Notices specific situations: medical emergencies, fights, after-hours access, theft, crowds forming and visible weapons
- Sends alerts only after a trained person has checked them
- Shows your team exactly where help is needed
- Works with the cameras your school already has
What VOLT doesn’t do
Never tries to know who someone is
- Use facial recognition
- Identify anyone by name or face
- Decide consequences for students. Your staff and policies do.
- Add new cameras to your campus
Working with responders
When help is needed, everyone knows where to go.
VOLT shares what is happening and where, so staff and responders arrive ready.
Verified 911 notification
For verified serious emergencies, VOLT can notify 911 automatically if your school turns it on.
Live location for responders
A live 3D campus map shows responders where to go.
Works with CENTEGIX
Connects with the CENTEGIX Safety Platform your district may already use.
Funding and buying
Ways districts pay for VOLT.
Many districts fund VOLT through safety grants and existing budgets. Our team helps with the paperwork.
State school-safety funds
Many states fund safety technology for districts. We help you find what applies to yours.
Federal programs
Programs like COPS SVPP support school safety measures with law enforcement partners.
Straightforward purchasing
Buy with a standard purchase order. Ask us about contract options in your state.
Board approval kit
Everything you need for the vote.
A ready-to-share kit that helps your board, business office and families understand VOLT.
- One-page summary
- Cost worksheet
- Privacy FAQ for families
- Parent letter template
- Sample board presentation
Questions
What districts ask us.
Straight answers for superintendents, safety teams and boards.
Do we need new cameras?
Usually not. VOLT works with most IP cameras your district already owns, and a free compatibility check confirms it.
Who reviews alerts?
A trained person checks every alert before it reaches your staff.
How long does setup take?
Robinson ISD in Texas went from first conversations to a live system in less than two weeks.
How is VOLT priced?
Starting at $45 per camera stream per month, on cameras you already own.
See pricingHow do we explain VOLT to families?
The board approval kit includes a privacy FAQ for families and a parent letter template.
Family ResourcesDoes VOLT replace staff?
No, it supports the staff you have.
Check your district’s cameras, free.
A quick, no-cost compatibility check shows how VOLT works with the cameras you already own.
No commitment · Takes about 30 minutes