Digital signage for schools that runs itself — cafeteria menus, announcements, and alerts across every hallway, from one office.
School digital signage replaces the intercom crackle and the flyer wall: cafeteria menus that follow the district calendar, hallway screens that carry today's announcements and activities, and an alert channel that reaches every screen in seconds when it matters.
Today's lines and menus from the district calendar — no laminated menu months out of date. Menu boards →
Clubs, games, spirit weeks, and schedule changes — student-facing screens the front office updates in minutes.
Lockdown, weather, and schedule alerts pushed to every screen in the building at once.
Districts run signage the way they run everything else — centrally, with building-level control. The district sets the standards and the emergency channel; each school runs its own menus and announcements. Rollouts happen over the summer, building by building, on one tracker.
Cafeteria menus, daily announcements, event and athletics promotion, wayfinding at registration, and emergency alerts — the communication a school currently spreads across intercoms, flyers, and laminated prints.
The front office, usually — publishing is as simple as editing a template, with permissions so each school controls its own screens and the district controls the standards.
Yes — authorized staff can push an alert that overrides every screen in the building (or the district) in seconds.
It scales with screen count and buildings — a single school is a small system, a district is a phased rollout with per-building quotes from site surveys. Book a demo and we’ll scope it.
Game days, concerts, spirit weeks, and parent nights are scheduled in StreamCMS ahead of time — posters appear on the right screens automatically and expire when the event ends. The front office manages and promotes every school event from one login, with nothing to print.
Book a free demo — or call 385-999-1366 and talk to a human today.
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