IT for Florida K-12 schools, plus pre-K and higher ed

Every classroom, one announcement away.

IP intercom, paging, bells and emergency alerts for K-12 campuses, built on platforms like Valcom and Wahsega, installed by Global Dynamics Systems and supported by Tech for Edu.

Teacher pressing the call button on a classroom intercom panel IP intercom & paging Bells on schedule Installed by Global Dynamics Systems

What a modern school intercom does

Today’s systems run over the same network as your Wi-Fi. Speakers, call buttons, clocks and displays plug into a switch, and the office controls everything from a console or a phone.

Intercom & paging

Two-way talk between the office and every classroom, plus all-call, zone and outdoor paging.

Bell schedules

Automated bells with custom tones, early-release and testing-day schedules, managed from one screen.

Emergency alerts

Pre-recorded lockdown, severe-weather and evacuation announcements, triggered from a phone, console or panic button.

Clocks & displays

Synchronized IP clocks and LED message boards that also flash visual alerts for ADA accessibility.

Classroom call buttons

A button on the wall reaches the office immediately, with the room number on screen.

Phone integration

Page from any desk phone or mobile, and tie alerts into your VoIP system and mass-notification apps.

A school day, heard everywhere

From the morning pledge to the last bell.

  1. 7:55 AM

    Warning bell

    The schedule plays the tone you chose in every zone, inside and out.

  2. 8:05 AM

    Morning announcements

    The office pages all-call from the console, or from a phone.

  3. 10:20 AM

    “Room 14 to the office”

    A teacher presses the call button. The office answers two-way in seconds.

  4. 12:30 PM

    Weather hold

    One button plays the pre-recorded shelter message and flashes the displays.

  5. 2:45 PM

    Early dismissal

    Today’s modified schedule was set once; the bells follow it.

  6. 3:30 PM

    After-school paging

    Zone paging reaches the gym and car line without disturbing tutoring rooms.

Upgrading an older system?

Keep the speakers that work. Replace the headache.

Many campuses still run analog intercoms from the 90s with a head-end nobody can service. IP platforms from manufacturers like Valcom and Wahsega can reuse existing speaker wiring where it’s sound, add IP endpoints where it isn’t, and move control to the network your school already has.

  • Hybrid designs that reuse good analog speakers
  • IP speakers and call stations over PoE
  • Works through power and internet outages
  • Replaces separate bell, clock and PA systems
  • Ties into VoIP phones and alert apps
  • One vendor for hardware, software and support
IP ceiling speaker installed in a school corridor
Technician working on network equipment
Installed by Global Dynamics Systems

Wired, mounted and tested room by room.

Global Dynamics Systems, Tech for Edu’s infrastructure partner, runs the cabling, mounts speakers, call stations and displays, and configures the head-end. Tech for Edu then supports the system alongside your network through the same 24/7 help desk.

  1. 1

    Walk-through

    We test what you have, map zones and note the rooms nobody can hear in.

  2. 2

    Design and quote

    Speaker-by-speaker plan, bell schedule setup and a clear price.

  3. 3

    Install on your calendar

    Summer, breaks and evenings, so school days aren’t interrupted.

  4. 4

    Train and support

    Office staff trained on paging and schedules, with help desk support after.

Let’s hear how your campus sounds.

A walk-through takes about an hour. You’ll get a zone map, a plan for bells and alerts, and a price.