One way school leaders are working to prevent campus violence is through anonymous reporting tools.
Bullying, sexual harassment, suicidal ideation, threats of violence — these are all types of reports that students are urged to report through these systems.
Texas schools use a variety of such tools, with many that are online or app-based.
Say Something Anonymous Reporting System, created by the Sandy Hook Promise, is used by Dallas and about a dozen other districts in Texas. STOPit, another common vendor, is used by schools in roughly 300 districts across the state including Arlington, Frisco, Denton and Grand Prairie.
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