Suicide Intervention and Prevention in Rural Appalachia

Gaggle gives this Tennessee district an advantage in a world where the first sign of a troubled student often surfaces in an email or a saved document—both of which are monitored by the student safety platform around the clock.

TENNESSEE | UNDER 5,000 STUDENTS | SAFETY MANAGEMENT FOR MICROSOFT

Challenge:

Not enough time in the day for an individual—or the district as a whole—to monitor how students are using their devices in this 1:1 Tennessee school district.

Solution:

Gaggle provides an extra set of eyes to keep track of what students are saying and feeling in the district’s Microsoft Office 365 environment.

Result:

Greeneville City Schools has intervened in multiple suicide attempts, as well as other attacks, incidents involving self-harm, and the sharing of inappropriate content.

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Suicide Intervention and Prevention in Rural Appalachia

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