Why School Districts Love Gaggle

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Early Intervention Before It's Too Late

The Challenge:

Protecting students is a top priority for K-12 school districts nationwide. Early intervention in potentially serious situations can mean the difference between a catastrophic event and a successful resolution.

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A Proactive Approach for Student Safety

The Solution:

Gaggle has helped thousands of districts avoid tragedies and save lives. View the results below to see what four of our biggest advocates in the educational space had to say about how they’re using Gaggle to cultivate a safe, secure environment on K-12 campuses nationwide.

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Helping School Districts Save Student Lives

The Results:

School districts partnering with Gaggle helped save the lives of 1,562 students who were actively planning or attempting suicide during the 2021-22 school year.

CASE STUDY - Why School Districts Love Gaggle

“We know Gaggle is in this for the right reasons; it wants to save students’ lives. We know there’s a team of people that are on our side, even just to talk about why something was or wasn’t flagged online. We always have Gaggle’s full support.”

Chris Budzynski

Ed.D. , Chief Technology Officer

Other Case Studies

Kelseyville Unified
School District

A rural California school district wanted to ensure that both students and the organizational system would be safe while utilizing Google’s suite of educational tools.

Vancouver
Public Schools

Shifting to remote learning presented a variety of challenges for this Washington district as students faced an entirely new learning environment.

Cincinnati
Public Schools

This Ohio district has been using Gaggle for years, but the explosion of technology now makes the online student safety platform more critical than ever. When some grades moved to 1:1, Gaggle picked up on even more student situations, ensuring that administrators are making the right investment choice year after year.

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