Beyond individual classroom locks, many schools want a way to control and track entry at the building or campus level, main entrances, gates, and after-hours access for staff and activities.
Common Campus Access Control Setups
- Buzzer or intercom entry at the main office, common at elementary schools
- Badge or fob access for staff at main entrances and gates
- Keypad access for after-hours activities like sports or evening classes
- Separate access levels for staff, visitors, and after-hours groups
Integrating With Existing Doors
Access control can usually be layered onto existing door hardware rather than requiring a full replacement of every door on campus, which keeps installation more manageable for a district budget.
Planning for Growth
Systems that can add doors and users over time tend to serve a growing campus better than a fixed system sized only for current needs.
See our access control systems or call 818-249-5128 to discuss your campus.