Proactive Prevention for Student Safety

from It Takes a Village: A Gaggle Podcast · host Gaggle Marketing

Meridian Public School District, located in Mounds, Illinois, was looking for a more effective way to monitor students' online activity. Their previous student safety provider lacked the ability to send timely alerts on concerning online behavior and content. Find out how they partnered with Gaggle to better address these issues and improve the overall state of student safety.

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