for K-12 educators and administrators to help create safe learning environments.
What is a student’s life worth? Gaggle’s Gretchen Thompson provides insight into children in crisis and Gaggle’s proactive approach to the safety and well-being of students across the country.
Dr. Susan Dupre recently took time from her busy schedule to talk about how Gaggle is being used as a teaching tool inside St. Mary Parish Schools when students in grades 5-12 use Office 365 for email.
As districts like Hollidaysburg (PA), Meriden (CT), Temple (TX) and Yakima (WA) embark on 1:1 initiatives, introduce digital equity for learning or want to make sure students are safe in the open environment that they live in today, they’re turning to Gaggle to keep students safe when using G Suite for Education.
David LaFrance, Principal at Oakland Elementary School in Bloomington School District 87 (IL), talks about his school’s experience with Gaggle Safety Management and the importance of keeping students safe using school-provided technology.
Three principals from Illinois spent with us to talk about how they have benefited from working with Gaggle and shared some stories about how we’ve helped to keep their students safe in a new video series we call “From the Principal’s Office.”
Matt Hutchison, Principal at Taylorville High School, IL, talks about his role regarding student safety as well as the impact Gaggle Safety Management has on students staying on task and getting the best learning opportunity possible.
When you give such a rich and robust platform as Office 365 to students, they don’t always use it just for school work. Gaggle Safety Management is that layer above Office 365 that has real people looking into the issues and problems that might be in Office 365 communications.
Our most recent Success Story highlights the work of Mario De La Rosa, Director of Safety and Security, and others at Round Rock Independent School District. In addition to learning how this Texas school district takes a proactive approach to student safety by breaking down department silos.
