Built for Boarding: How Ross School & Andrews Osborne Academy Use Orah

Running safety and attendance operations at a boarding school is a different challenge than a day school. Students move between classes, residences, activities, and off-campus locations throughout the day and night. Knowing where everyone is, at any given moment, isn't just an operational task. It's a duty of care.

On July 29th, we're sitting down with Jessica Lu from Ross School and Jim Barbarich from Andrews Osborne Academy for a candid conversation about how they use Orah to manage that responsibility, what the rollout looked like, and what they'd tell other boarding school leaders who are evaluating or just getting started.

Who should attend:

• Heads of school and deans of students
• Boarding and residential life directors
• Safety and operations leads at boarding schools

What the conversation will cover:

• How Ross School and Andrews Osborne Academy use Orah to track student movements across campus and residences
• What the rollout and adoption process actually looked like, including what surprised their teams
• How real-time visibility has changed the way they respond to safety situations
• What they'd do differently, and what they'd tell schools still figuring out their approach
• Live Q&A where you can ask your specific questions

Save your spot

This session runs 40 minutes (30 minutes of conversation plus 10 minutes of live Q&A). Join us on Tuesday, July 29th at 1:00pm ET. Register below to save your spot. Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording afterwards.

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