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An offshoot of Status Solutions, a 24-year veteran of groundbreaking situational awareness technologies, Status Solutions Network is a franchise opportunity designed with the sole purpose of funding safety measures for schools.
An offshoot of Status Solutions, a 24-year veteran of groundbreaking situational awareness technologies, Status Solutions Network is a franchise opportunity designed with the sole purpose of funding safety measures for schools.
An offshoot of Status Solutions, a 24-year veteran of groundbreaking situational awareness technologies, Status Solutions Network is a franchise opportunity designed with the sole purpose of funding safety measures for schools.
Driven by our unwavering commitment to educators and students, we introduced the Status Solutions Network—a franchise initiative specifically geared toward funding safety measures for schools.
Driven by our unwavering commitment to educators and students, we introduced the Status Solutions Network—a franchise initiative specifically geared toward funding safety measures for schools.
As a former teacher, I’ve always been passionate about creating safe and nurturing environments for students. The desire to protect schools and empower educators has been the driving force in my life that led me to embark on my career here with Status Solutions and Status Solutions Network. For personal reasons, leaving education was the […]
Revolutionize School Safety: ROBS-Funded Franchise Opportunities with Status Solutions Network - How to use your retirement savings to invest in a franchise opportunity for school safety.
Study hard! Behave! Be the kind kid! It’s solid advice; I would argue it could be applied to life in general. But I find it especially important for a situational awareness company.
One of the most heartbreaking things teachers often experience are students who are eager to learn, but struggle with attendance or focus because of their home life. Often this stems from basic needs not being met. When I was a teacher I often came across these situations. It’s hard to be mad at a student […]
