Sauk Rapids company working to make teachers and students safer with Badge Messenger
15 Mar 2019
SAUK RAPIDS — A Sauk Rapids company is launching a device it says will make schools safer and communication easier for teachers with just the push of a button.
Badge Messenger is a light-weight, non-intrusive messaging device teachers can wear on a lanyard and use to send alerts to the school office.
It was inspired by a local educator who wanted to make asking for help — from a maintenance or health issue to a safety or security incident — easy for teachers to do in a non-disruptive way.
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