Riverton Street Charter School’s 2026-2027 District-Wide School Safety Plan details current and planned security measures, including visitor management, cameras, emergency communications, cybersecurity policies, and student device monitoring. The plan notes that the school continues to investigate security devices and strategies, uses a visitor management system with sex-offender checks, has cameras in common areas and classrooms, uses BARK for Schools on Chromebooks, and employs tools like SchoolConnect, Google Meet, GoGuardian, and various emergency communication systems. The plan also calls for creating systems and policies to prevent cybersecurity incidents, enhancing emergency communications, potentially contracting with a security provider if a security officer is needed, and ensuring all students have access to remote learning hardware and connectivity.No new vendor is selected for upcoming security or edtech upgrades, indicating an open planning environment where the school and its management partner, National Heritage Academies, may consider additional security hardware, software, monitoring, training, and integration services. Vendors in school safety tech, cybersecurity, visitor management, and device monitoring can position solutions that align with New York’s SAVE requirements and NIMS/FEMA-aligned protocols.

Plan explicitly mentions ongoing investigation of security devices and strategies, cybersecurity systems, and remote learning technology; NHA is the educational management partner coordinating many implementations.