New ID Card Products

We recently had a meeting with one of the leading manufactures of ID card products and have some exciting new products that will be available by the end of May.

1. Glass beaded necklaces for wearing your ID badges with class.
2. Leatherette Lanyards "Very classy" - Colors available in Black and Brown.
3. Arm Badge Holder with refective materials and also glow in the dark.
4. Anti-Static badge holders
5. Earth Friendly Strap clip made with safer chemicals.
6. Adjustable Length lanyards (adjusts from 24"-44")

Breast Cancer Awareness Products

Breast Cancer Awareness Products
NEW! Breast cancer products to help raise awareness. Choose from a variety of products including lanyards, heart shaped badge reels, and stylish credential wallets to hold your personal items.

A portion of all proceeds from the sale of these products will be made to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.

Going Green?

Many companies across america are starting programs to help reduce waste in our landfills and enviroment. On Tuesday April 29th a leading manufacture setup a meeting to show their new products that can help save our planet.

Green ID card products

Lanyards with soft material made out of Bamboo

Lanyards with recycled plastic pieces used for breakaway and end fitting

PVC Cards made from Corn (Fully Biodegradable)

Schools forgo metal detectors

The News Tribune
Published: January 4th, 2007 01:00 AM

Tacoma’s Foss High School didn’t have a walk-through metal detector that might have caught the handgun used to shoot to death a 17-year-old Foss student Wednesday. View story

First Cleveland Schools Get Metal Detectors, X-Ray Machines

Seven schools now have new walk-through metal detectors, some with X-ray machines, and the district says the installation will be an ongoing process until every school has them.
East Tech is one of the first schools to get the new security hardware. View story

 Garrett Metal Detectors

School ID badges anger parents

Students in a small rural town in California are now required to wear radio-frequency ID badges in school. Many parents are outraged by the new system, and have told their children not to wear the badges.

Brittan Elementary School in Sutter, CA, introduced the badge system on January 18. Each student must wear the ID card, which includes their photo, name and grade. A wireless transmitter beams their ID number to a teacher’s handheld computer when they walk through the doorway. A similar device is used to track livestock. View story

News - ID badges create safe environment in school

Carmen Lindsey/Cordele Dispatch Students at Crisp County High School are required to wear ID badges while on campus. This decision was made to maintain a safe and secure environment for students, faculty and staff.View complete story