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See Something Say Something

Our school is committed to keeping students safe, supported, and prepared to act in situations that may threaten their well-being. Through the Sandy Hook Promise “Say Something” program, students, staff, and families are empowered to recognize warning signs and report concerns before they escalate.

Key Points:

  • Empowering Students: Teaches students to notice signs of emotional distress, bullying, threats of violence, or self-harm in themselves or others.

  • Safe Reporting: Provides clear ways to report concerns anonymously or directly to trusted adults.

  • Early Intervention: Helps staff connect students to resources, counseling, or support services to prevent harm.

  • Community Responsibility: Encourages everyone in the school community to play a role in safety and kindness.

By promoting awareness and proactive communication, our school fosters a safe and supportive environment where every student can thrive.