Day-Care Centers Look To Security

Biometrics is being used in at least two Broward County day-care centers, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "Parents love it," says Renee Johnson, district manager of Tutor Time Child Care, which uses the biometric system in its centers in Pembroke Pines and Plantation, Fla. "The parents say, 'This is technology beyond belief.' When we get phone call inquiries or give tours, the biggest question parents ask, 'Is my child safe?'" Security is a growing concern at day-care centers, which confront issues ranging from custody disputes to the threat of child abductions and terrorism. Today, many day-care centers monitor or restrict access to their buildings by using digital keypads or swipe cards, door buzzers and surveillance cameras, features rarely seen a decade ago.

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