Case Studies

Margaret Brent Middle School's aging intercom system was becoming a safety concern and needed replacement to ensure ADA compliance so that students and staff could receive routine and emergency messages, especially in noisy areas.

As with many older facilities, the school needed to develop a comprehensive security and communication plan across its three levels and multiple entrance points. Given the budgeting challenges, the solution needed to be in a phased approach across multiple fiscal years. St. Peter School also anticipated that the project would ultimately need to include a lockdown solution that would adhere to Alyssa’s Law.

Through an in-depth needs analysis, Clearview School District identified numerous challenges with their existing communication infrastructure.

At the top of the list was the need to effectively relay both routine and emergency messages with all internal classrooms at both schools and to have a communication bridge between...

Upon a recommendation from a neighboring school district with multiple schools, the Special Services School District reached out to Dave Shinn, CM3's Senior Communications Sales Representative.

Like many school districts, Phoenix Elementary School District had obsolete communication equipment and parts and service were hard to find. Managing and maintaining the old systems was difficult and lockdown and emergency announcements were cumbersome tasks that were not centralized.

KGS Group in Winnipeg, Manitoba, one of Canada’s fastest growing consulting firms, was called on to engineer the electrical design for the renovation which included selecting a new Public Address system.

It was important for the new system to have integration capabilities to Westgate’s IP phone system in order to reduce...