Free K-12 Guide

The guide to protecting students in digital spaces.

Students live online, and so do the risks. This guide lays out a layered approach to digital safety—detecting harmful signals, giving your community a way to speak up, and managing what surfaces through one documented process.

Inside, you'll find the landscape K–12 leaders are working in today and a close look at three connected solutions built to work together instead of in silos.

Format

PDF

Length

10 pages

covers

3 connected solutions

What's inside

Digital safety is a system—not a set of point solutions.

Schools are asked to see everything: group chats, shared documents, anonymous accounts, and the moments students only tell each other about. No single tool covers that ground, and disconnected tools leave the work of connecting signals to already stretched staff.

The guide walks through how detection, reporting, and case management hand off to one another—so a signal becomes an assessment, and an assessment becomes documented action.

01

Digital Threat Detection

AI-powered language scanning across G-Suite and Microsoft flags warning signs in student communications, day and night.

02

Anonymous Reporting System

An always-on way for students, families, and staff to share concerns—so you can prevent the preventable.

03

Behavioral Case Manager

Centralized behavioral management and threat assessment: identify, assess, document, and manage student behavior in one place.

See how they work as one.

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Behavioral Case Manager

"We're able to keep track of everything that's going on … It is helpful having a system that maintains all of that for us."

Dr. Nkechi Madueke

Multidisciplinary Student Supports Coordinator, Arlington Independent School District

Anonymous Reporting System

"… many people had small pieces of the puzzle. If they had a place to share those pieces, maybe the outcome would have been different."

Stacey Scardino

Safe2Tell Colorado