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Experts at Thornton seminar urge educators to look at words, online postings for tips Arvadapress.com Posted Monday, February 11, 2019 7:24 pm When it comes to preventing the next Columbine High School shooting, two school security experts urged educators to look at what their students say and where they say Read More…
The Top 3 Social Media and Online Sites Students are Using Right Now The online and social media landscape is constantly changing, and middle school and high school students are often the first to use new social media sites and other digital products. As a campus security and public safety Read More…
Keeping up with the latest social media apps and crazes is not an easy task, especially for parents trying to keep an eye on what their child is getting involved with on their phone. Nick Chernoff of Safer Schools Together was in the South Okanagan last week, offering some help Read More…
PRELIMINARY ALERT – Netflix Series “13 Reasons Why” We are receiving numerous calls with questions and concerns regarding the trending Netflix series “13 Reasons Why”, specifically regarding its use as a suicide prevention educational resource. The producers of the series have stated that they wanted the show to assist those Read More…
The Top 3 Social Media and Online Sites Students are Using Right Now The online and social media landscape is constantly changing, and middle school and high school students are often the first to use new social media sites and other digital products. As a campus security and public safety Read More…
Watch as Eileen Shihadeh of Raptor Technologies and our own Theresa Campbell show how to use tools to establish a digital footprint, and how that can aid in risk assessment.
Enjoy this webinar featuring Safer Schools Together President Theresa Campbell, joined by Senior Vice President at Raptor Technologies Eileen Shihadeh as they discuss Digital Footprints and their role in risk assessment for violence prevention.
http://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/online-resource-allows-kids-to-report-safety-concerns-anonymously-to-school/63-519528824 February 16th, 2018 St. Louis County, MO Online resource allows kids to report safety concerns anonymously to school After the deadly shooting at a Florida high school, one school district in the St. Louis area is reminding parents that their kids can use an online tool to report anything Read More…
