A district tech director details five ways to use professional development to improve success rates when implementing student safety platforms.
Through Title IV funding Congress government has designated be used for three main purposes:
Providing a well-rounded education Supporting effective use of technology Supporting safe and healthy schools
Duval County Public Schools was one of nearly 1,200 schools to renew a contract with Gaggle — a digital suicide prevention service.
In order to keep students safe during an emergency situation, every staff member—including substitute teachers—must understand what to do and understand the route to escape.
Bayfield School District is monitoring student activities online this year through Gaggle, and it has allowed staff to successfully intervene with students in crisis.
Board members from Pottsgrove School District, Lower Pottsgrove, PA, recently agreed with an administrative recommendation to license Gaggle Safety Management to examine and analyzes “student e-mail and student files created or stored on Google Drive.”
The superintendent of the schools in Newtown, Connecticut, uses three practices to help boost school safety: mentorship, social emotional learning and reducing the student-to-school-counselor ratio to reduce school shootings and other forms of violent and harmful behaviors.
Desert Sands Unified School District, in La Quinta, California uses Gaggle to help keep students safe on and off campus.
