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SS-ARS (SAY SOMETHING-ANONYMOUS REPORTING SYSTEM)

SS-ARS (SAY SOMETHING-ANONYMOUS REPORTING SYSTEM)

ECPPS joins Sandy Hook Promise and other school districts across the country in increasing efforts of ensuring all students and staff are safe. We, too, believe that Upstanders and Trusted Adults are critical to safer schools and youth organizations. The Say Something-Anonymous Reporting System (ARS) teaches students how to recognize warning signs and threats of someone who may be at-risk of hurting themselves or others and to “say something” to a trusted adult or report anonymously using our downloadable app, telephone hotline, or website.

Say Something-ARS teaches students three steps:

Recognize Warning Signs and Threats - Learn what warning signs and threats are and where they are likely to be found.

Act Immediately; Take it Seriously - Learn strategies to take action when warning signs and threats are observed as well as how to be an Upstander rather than a bystander.

Say Something to a Trusted Adult or Submit a Tip - Learn how to tell a trusted adult when warning signs and threats are observed as well as how to submit a tip to a Crisis Counselor using the Say Something- Anonymous Reporting System.