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Emergency Operations Plan Compliance & Preparedness Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The academy's Emergency Operations Plan is overdue for its biennial review, with NIMS adoption required by July 2025 and local drill reporting due by September 2026. Unmet mandates jeopardize preparedness funding eligibility and leave students, staff, and the broader community exposed to escalating safety and compliance risk.
The opportunity
Hard compliance deadlines, a recently approved FY2026 budget, and an active grant window for school safety and expedited notification systems create a narrow, time-sensitive opening to act. Addressing these gaps now protects funding eligibility, advances a stated strategic priority, and strengthens campus safety outcomes.
SVPP grant
Discuss this project →Modernize Emergency Mass Notification for School Safety
Emergency Management · Student Safety
High Priority
About this project
The academy relies on outdated robocall technology for emergency alerts, generating public complaints and undermining communication during lockdowns and crises. Overdue EOP review, approaching NIMS adoption deadlines, and drill reporting requirements elevate both compliance and operational risk for students and staff.
The opportunity
The School Violence Prevention Program grant identifies expedited notification systems as an eligible use, with a funding deadline of August 2026. A recently approved budget, new leadership, and an upcoming drill reporting deadline of September 2026 create a narrow, well-aligned window to act and strengthen school safety outcomes.
SVPP grant
Discuss this project →Centralized Endpoint Device Management Implementation
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity
High Priority
About this project
The academy operates a Windows environment without a centralized endpoint management solution, leaving devices without consistent visibility, patching, or policy enforcement. This gap elevates cybersecurity and operational risk across the organization, potentially exposing student and staff data.
The opportunity
A recent budget approval provides a favorable procurement window, and cooperative purchasing agreements already in use can streamline acquisition. Addressing this gap now reduces institutional risk and aligns with the upcoming fiscal cycle for technology investments.
Wayne RESA Computer Consortium
Discuss this project →Credential Security Hardening for Staff and Student Data
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The academy currently lacks any password or credential management solution, leaving staff accounts and sensitive student data exposed to credential-based attacks. This gap represents a foundational cybersecurity risk in an environment handling protected education records.
The opportunity
A recently approved budget and new leadership create a timely opening to address this low-cost, high-impact security improvement within the current fiscal cycle. Cooperative purchasing pathways may reduce procurement complexity and accelerate deployment.
Wayne RESA Computer Consortium
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