As we gear up for back-to-school season, we cannot ignore the youth mental crisis that plagues schools around the country.
The Project Prevention webinar was designed to help schools get ahead of the curve and address the biggest challenge districts face today: student mental health.
Our goal is to equip you with the tools you need to build a strong safety net.
Synchronized technology — coupled with a core framework — can provide valuable insights into your student welfare.
And now more than ever, school staff are expected to protect the welfare of their student population.
During this webinar, we demonstrate how a tech-enforced, safety-focused framework can help you:
Identify students in need
Detect students who may need urgent support and enable staff to offer timely intervention
Understand your students
Improve school culture with student voice data and empower them to speak up for themselves and their peers
Make informed decisions
Leverage whole-school data to inform wellbeing practices and programs and advocate for student resources
Meet the Linewize team
Why is Project Prevention happening now?
Understanding the youth mental health crisis
Digital Safety & Wellbeing Framework:
Prevention, Intervention, Education
How to be a leader in student safety
Benefits of using framework-supported data
Linewize Q&A
Long gone are the days where we just needed to filter the Internet.
Today, we need to evolve and adapt just as quickly as students evolve and adapt to an increasingly connected world.
During this webinar, we'll talk about the role the EdTech plays in enabling schools to address this fundamental issue.
Every day
we identified a student involved in a very serious incident involving a risk to health or life.
Every 18 minutes
we found a child involved in a serious incident of offensive behavior.
Every 5 hours
we found a child involved in a serious grooming incident.
Every 5 days
we identified a child involved in a very serious grooming event including a risk to their health or life.
Every 6 minutes
we found a child involved in a serious cyberbullying, bullying or violent incident.
Every 2.5 hours
we identified a child involved in a very serious cyberbullying, bullying or violent event including a risk to their health or life.
Every 6 minutes
we found a child involved in a serious sexual incident.
Every 2 hours
we identified a child involved in a very serious grooming sexual incident including a risk to their health or life.