Singlewire Software announces new partnership with Make Our Schools Safe to help schools comply with Alyssa’s Law
Singlewire Software, an emergency communication system, has announced a new partnership with non-profit Make Our Schools Safe (MOSS), aiming to help schools achieve compliance with Alyssa’s Law.
Alyssa’s Law requires schools to install silent panic alarms that directly alert law enforcement of any critical incident. So far it has passed in ten states and is currently proposed in 17 others. It was named after Alyssa Alhadeff, a 14-year-old student who tragically died during a 2018 school shooting in Florida.
School shootings continue to be a problem in the US, with 141 incidents recorded in 2025 so far, according to Everytown for Gun Safety.
Singlewire Software offers wearable alert badges that help schools and districts comply with Alyssa’s Law. It provides the name of the staff member who has requested assistance and shows their location within a school map.
"The faster that schools can get help on the scene, the more lives they can potentially save," explains Lori Alhadeff, Co-founder and CEO at Make Our Schools Safe. "Panic buttons, like the InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, are essential for connecting teachers directly with law enforcement, accelerating the time it takes to get help to a school."
"MOSS has been a powerful voice in advancing meaningful school safety practices, and we're proud to support that mission," adds Terry Swanson, president and CEO of Singlewire Software. "Combining their advocacy with our InformaCast software and hardware solutions allows us to help districts respond faster and protect their communities more effectively."
