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Emergency Operations Plan Development & Compliance
School Safety · Emergency Management
High Priority
About this project
The school lacks a publicly verifiable Emergency Operations Plan, creating significant compliance exposure under Tennessee safety-plan requirements. Upcoming 2026 deadlines for EOP submission, security assessments, and required drills—combined with gaps in post-incident review following a recent campus emergency—elevate both operational and regulatory risk.
The opportunity
Tennessee school safety grant funding is available to eligible public charter schools and directly supports panic alert and emergency notification modernization, offering a clear funding pathway. Acting within the current fiscal cycle addresses 2026 compliance deadlines, reduces liability exposure, and strengthens campus safety outcomes for students and staff.
Tennessee School Safety Alert Grant Pilot Fund
Discuss this project →Emergency Mass Notification & Communication Consolidation
School Safety · Emergency Management
High Priority
About this project
KIPP Memphis currently relies on fragmented SMS-based channels with no dedicated emergency mass-notification platform, leaving critical gaps in backup communication and performance accountability. A recent campus lockdown incident exposed these vulnerabilities, and 2026 Tennessee compliance deadlines for EOP submission, security assessments, and required safety drills elevate the urgency to act.
The opportunity
The Tennessee School Safety Alert Grant Pilot Fund provides a direct funding path for mobile panic alert capabilities available to public charter schools, reducing local budget exposure. With 2026 compliance deadlines approaching and no incumbent platform to displace, this is an ideal window to consolidate communications, close preparedness gaps, and meet state safety-plan requirements.
Tennessee School Safety Alert Grant Pilot Fund
Discuss this project →IT Endpoint Security and Device Management Modernization
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity
High Priority
About this project
An active initiative to provision teacher and student laptops is underway, but no confirmed endpoint management platform is in place, leaving devices without centralized oversight or security controls. This gap increases exposure to cyber threats and limits IT staff's ability to monitor, patch, and protect district-owned assets at scale.
The opportunity
The modernization cycle is already in motion, making this an ideal moment to close the endpoint visibility gap before device deployment scales further. Investment in this area aligns with current-year IT planning and may be eligible for state or federal education technology funding.