Cincinnati Public Schools Implements Student Safety Management Tool

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A Critical Investment in Student Safety

The Challenge:

Serving about 36,000 students in 63 schools spread across a 91-square-mile district in southwest Ohio, Cincinnati Public Schools is Greater Cincinnati’s largest school district and Ohio’s third largest.

With class back in session, the district rolled out a new three-year strategic plan with a goal to focus on the health and safety of the students. With the explosion of technology in its classrooms, ensuring online student safety is more critical than ever.

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Ensuring Student's Physical and Cyber Safety

The Solutions:

Gaggle monitors student Google accounts and school-related communication to ensure both physical and cyber safety without compromising student privacy.

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Several Potentially Dangerous Situations Avoided

The Results:

Since implementing the platform, the district has identified and intervened in a number of potentially dangerous situations involving its students.

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