- Philomath High is testing out digital hall pass technology to track students and reduce disruptions in the hallways during class time.
- The SmartPass platform sets time limits on bathroom breaks and allows administrators to monitor student whereabouts, reducing opportunities for vandalism and unacceptable behavior.
- Students can also use the digital pass for other needs, such as seeking guidance from a teacher or visiting a counselor.
In a move designed to enhance classroom management and student safety, Philomath High School is testing out the SmartPass digital hall pass technology from Tofido. This innovative new system allows teachers to easily manage student movement within the school while also providing real-time tracking and monitoring of student whereabouts.
Traditionally, hall passes have been paper-based, time-consuming, and often difficult to keep track of. With the SmartPass digital hall pass technology, teachers can quickly and efficiently issue passes to students, track their movements, and ensure that they are where they are supposed to be at all times.
The system also provides an added layer of safety and security for students, as school staff can quickly locate any student who may be unaccounted for during the school day.
“We are excited to be testing out the SmartPass digital hall pass technology from Tofido,” said Principal Jane Smith. “We believe that this system has the potential to not only improve classroom management but also enhance overall student safety within our school.”
The SmartPass system utilizes a combination of digital badges and a mobile app to track student movements, allowing teachers and staff to have a real-time view of where students are at any given time. This level of visibility can help prevent students from wandering the halls unsupervised and can also assist in emergency situations.
“We are thrilled to be working with Philomath High School to test out our SmartPass digital hall pass technology,” said John Doe, CEO of Tofido. “We believe that this system has the potential to revolutionize the way that schools manage student movement and ensure their safety.”
The testing of the SmartPass system at Philomath High School is part of an ongoing effort to explore new technologies that can improve the overall educational experience for students and staff. If successful, the school plans to implement the SmartPass system on a larger scale in the near future.