Brooklyn Dreams Charter School’s 2026-2027 District-Wide School Safety Plan outlines a broad set of safety and security measures, including access control, visitor management, cameras, panic buttons, emergency radios, and cybersecurity systems. The plan states that the Chief Emergency Officer will assist in the selection of security-related technology, that the school will “continue to investigate security devices and strategies,” and that Standard Response Protocols and emergency communication tools will be implemented and drilled each year. The document confirms current use of a visitor management system with sex-offender checks, building cameras (including classrooms), two-way radios, panic alarms, BARK for Schools Chromebook monitoring, and multiple digital communication channels (SchoolConnect, social media, mass calling).However, the plan emphasizes ongoing review, risk mitigation, cybersecurity policy development, and additional devices and strategies, indicating active planning rather than a closed procurement. This creates room for vendors in school security technology, cybersecurity, and integrated emergency communication platforms to help the leadership team assess gaps, propose upgrades, or expand existing systems for the 2026-2027 school year and future cycles.

Plan references creation of systems and policies to prevent cybersecurity incidents, continued investigation of security devices, and formal implementation of Standard Response Protocols starting SY24-25 with ongoing drills.