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A school entrance display that welcomes every visitor

Parents, substitutes, vendors and new families all come through the main entrance, often while waiting to be buzzed in. A display there tells them what your school values before anyone says a word.

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A student uses a touchscreen set into a school-branded athletics feature wall

Schools and colleges that run on Rocket

  • Baylor University
  • New York University
  • Northeastern University
  • Lousiana State University
  • Emory University
  • Dartmouth College
  • Arizona State University
  • Amherst College
  • University of Maryland
  • Texas A&M University

Why it matters

Entrances are often plain or cluttered with flyers

Most front entrances have a sign-in window, a few framed photos and a bulletin board covered in flyers. Visitors wait with nothing to look at, and the school’s achievements sit in a trophy case down the hall. One well-placed display can greet people and show them the best of your school.

Ideas for School Entrance Display

A welcome for the day’s event

Schedule a greeting for back-to-school night, open house or a visiting team so guests know they are in the right place.

School mission and history

Share the founding year, mascot story and a few photos from past decades in a short, browsable timeline.

Recent student achievements

Show academic honors, arts awards and service projects next to athletic wins so every family sees their kind of student.

Staff recognition

Feature teacher of the year, retirements and long-serving staff, the people visitors are often coming to meet.

Campus news at a glance

Rotate upcoming dates, closures and reminders for people passing through on their way to the office.

Alumni who started here

Highlight graduates in careers, service and the arts to show families where your students go next.

How it works with Hardware

School Entrance Display, step by step.

Three steps

  1. Look at the entry sightlines

    Send a phone photo of the entrance and tell us where visitors stand while they wait. Rocket suggests a format and placement and prepares a free installation mockup.

  2. Confirm the wall and connection

    Facilities checks wall construction, cable routing and accessible placement, plus a nearby outlet and network connection, before anything is ordered.

  3. Go live with your first content

    Connect the display and launch the experience you chose, interactive history or timely messages. Office staff update content from the drag-and-drop editor without walking to the screen.

Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.

Best practices

Tips to get it right.

School Entrance Display tips

  1. Keep the security view clear

    Place the display where it does not block the view from the front office window or slow people heading to sign in.

  2. Write for a 30-second wait

    Visitors at the entrance often have less than a minute. Lead with photos and short headlines, and save long profiles for those who choose to tap.

  3. Balance athletics with academics

    The entrance speaks for the whole school, so give equal room to arts, academics, service and staff.

  4. Refresh it before big events

    Update the welcome content before open house, graduation and parent conferences, when the most first-time visitors arrive.

Questions

School Entrance Display questions

Rocket helps you match a wall-mounted touchscreen, kiosk or WonderWall to your entrance and provides the software that runs on it. You can review placement, mounting, power and connectivity before ordering, and get a free mockup of the space.

Your next step

Plan the right display for your space.

Receive a free customized mockup of what your space could become.

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