Farmingdale High School adds more than a dozen athletic recognition touchscreens

Farmingdale High School is using Rocket Alumni Solutions’ touchscreen recognition platform and RocketCast feature to run more than a dozen athletic recognition displays across campus. The setup lets students, families, visitors and alumni explore team history, championships, college signings and school records in one place.

Why it matters: - Farmingdale High School is turning campus-wide athletic history into a more visible, interactive experience for students, families, alumni and visitors. - The displays give each team a dedicated space to highlight achievements while keeping records and memories easier to find.

What happened: - Farmingdale High School is using Rocket Alumni Solutions’ touchscreen recognition platform and RocketCast feature across more than a dozen athletic recognition displays. - The multi-screen setup spans campus and covers championships across multiple sports, college signings, school records and team history. - Each screen is dedicated to a specific team and rotates content relevant to that team. - RocketCast extends the experience to static television screens beyond the main interactive touchscreens.

The details: - Rocket Alumni Solutions says the platform is used by more than 1,500 clients. - The company’s features include unlimited data for records, awards, photos, videos, team history and alumni profiles. - The platform can incorporate multimedia, import Canva designs and embed websites directly into the display. - Site-wide search lets users look across hundreds of thousands of pieces of content. - Rocket Alumni Solutions says its touchscreen software has an 87+ NPS rating. - The company offers affordable plans for smaller schools and premium capabilities for larger organizations, including unlimited data, pre-built templates and plug-and-play setup. - Rocket Alumni Solutions says it partners with more than 1,500 organizations, including the PGA Tour, the University of Maryland, Louisiana State University, New York University and Virginia Tech. - The company also works with public high schools with limited resources.

Between the lines: - The installation shows how schools are using digital recognition tools to centralize athletic storytelling instead of relying only on plaques or static displays. - The emphasis on team-specific screens suggests schools want recognition that is both personalized and easier to update over time. - RocketCast adds reach by letting schools push the same content to non-touchscreen displays, which can broaden visibility across campus.

What's next: - Rocket Alumni Solutions says it continues to release new tools for schools and organizations. - More schools may follow Farmingdale High School’s model if they want recognition displays that combine history, multimedia and easier content management. - The company is positioning the platform as a way to celebrate achievements and preserve institutional history across campus.