Boone County Schools partners with Audio Enhancement for new classroom technology

Boone County Schools has announced a partnership with Audio Enhancement to implement new technology across its classrooms. The initiative aims to improve student safety, communication, and create inclusive learning environments.

The upgrade features classroom audio systems where teachers use small microphones to ensure students can hear lessons clearly from any part of the room. This change has reportedly improved student engagement and focus.

Additionally, the system includes instant safety alerts and emergency tools. Teachers can send emergency alerts at the push of a button, with classrooms receiving visual notifications during lockdowns. Teachers confirm room security while school administrators get real-time updates. Enhanced security systems, updated intercoms, and smart bell scheduling aim to streamline school-wide responses.

To support multilingual families, built-in language translation tools are included in the system. These tools enable better communication between teachers, staff, students, and parents in various languages.

InfoView digital screens have been installed in hallways for daily communication purposes. They display messages, announcements, clocks, and emergency alerts to keep everyone informed throughout the day.

For more information about these enhancements in Boone County Schools' classrooms or their impact on education quality and safety measures within schools countywide please refer directly through provided channels by Boone County Schools.