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Many K-12 leaders are surprised to learn how many of their students are acting in ways that pose an immediate threat to themselves or others—and leaving evidence of this behavior in their online activity.
Students as young as elementary school are engaging in behaviors that are dangerous to themselves or others. However, educators might not see the warning signs in their physical interactions with students. If K-12 leaders have visibility into students’ online activity, backed by 24/7 monitoring with the help of human safety specialists, they can step in and take appropriate action to protect students from harming themselves and others.
Hear Lucy Quinonez, Regional Account Manager, discuss the state of student safety in today’s world, as well as, North Carolina specific data. Learn about key trends in student behavior, how early intervention saves lives, and how school districts can get the actionable intelligence they need to prevent a tragic situation before it’s too late.