Case Study: Kenosha Unified School District improves student safety with March Networks video surveillance

Kenosha Unified School District secures 43 buildings and 23,000 students with March Networks

The Kenosha Unified School District faced a challenge with an outdated, piecemeal video surveillance system that was difficult to manage and left many of its 43 buildings unsecured. To enhance student safety, the district partnered with March Networks to implement a modern, enterprise-wide solution using their Hybrid NVRs, Command Enterprise video management software, and Cloud service.

March Networks provided a state-of-the-art, networked solution with approximately 1,500 cameras. The results included a dramatic drop in vandalism due to its deterrent effect and streamlined secure access for local law enforcement. The Kenosha Unified School District benefited from a system with no annual licensing fees, intuitive operation, and high-quality, consistent video coverage across all facilities.

Kenosha Unified School District