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Even the most conscientious school officials aren’t always aware of the numerous messages related to self-harm, suicide, substance abuse, and cyberbullying in schools. A recent […]
Research conducted by the US Secret Service showed a strong correlation between school shootings and previous incidents of bullying and suicidal tendencies. Bullying, and even extreme […]
Are there steps schools can take to intervene and help prevent violence? The answer to this question is yes. As recently as early December 2018, […]
While the holidays are typically described as a time of joy, not all of our students are necessarily sharing in the spirit of the season. […]
One of our sales representatives, Alex Danko, learned about a dynamic school assembly speaker who focuses on bullying, suicide, and making good life choices. Marc […]
With the 2018-19 school year underway, children K-12 will be increasing the time spent on both school-provided technology and personal devices. Many parents find it […]
Have you heard about Sextorition? It’s a real thing. We love this Thorn Video. It really speaks to kids! The post Sextorition? It’s Real! appeared […]
More and more of today’s parents are digital natives who grew up with laptops, tablets and smartphones as part of their lives, so unlike previous […]
One our most popular blog posts pondered the question, “Which online learning environment is better for schools, G Suite for Education or Office 365?” With […]
The ubiquity of social media and mobile technology has made it easy for bullies to continue their behavior on every corner of the Internet. We’ve […]
We’ve written before about how cyberbullying can be more insidious than physical bullying because it follows kids home. Educators and parents should also be aware […]
Most school board policies require technology departments to archive the email of administrators and staff for a specific period of time. IT leaders often ‘check […]
