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Texas Cable Network – October 1, 2008
Middle school uses online, text based service to improve safety
Canyon Vista Middle School students are the first students in the district to have access to the "Talk About It" service from AnComm.
 
Meridian Star – September 13, 2008
MPSD opens the communication channel with 'Talk About It'
Meridian Public School District began teacher and student training at each middle school and at the high school this week for a new communication program called “Talk About It.”
 
News Center 11 – September 12, 2008
'Talk About It' In Place at Schools
Both Meridian and Lauderdale County public schools are implementing AnComm's "Talk About It".
 
Daily Times Leader – July 31, 2008
Students with problems can ‘talk about it’ online
The West Point School District trained staff and students alike Wednesday on Talk About It — a new service for the 2008-2009 school year.
 
News Center 11 – July 23, 2008
Newton County Schools 'Talk About It'
"Students know more about what's going on in the halls and in the classrooms, sometimes more than anybody else does."
 
District Administration – June 9, 2008
Students "Talk About" Abusive Teachers
In late 2007 administrators at Westfield High School in Houston, Texas, were notified of a 42-year-old teacher engaging in sexual contact with a student in a barn on campus.
 
djournal.com – March 5, 2008
Internet blogging connects students, schools
A proposed program may have Itawamba County students blogging their problems away.
 
600 WREC – February 15, 2008
'Talk About It'® discussed on Memphis Morning News
Southaven Middle School Principal interviewed on Memphis Morning News
 
MyFox Memphis – February 14, 2008
Mid-South Schools Take Different Approach to Crime
Not all Mid-South schools embrace metal detectors.
 
The Tennessean – February 4, 2008
Text, e-mail system lets kids send tips anonymously
Call it a tip line - version 2.0
 
khou.com – January 24, 2008
Students empowered to report problems on campus
More is being revealed about an online system that gives school officials a heads-up about problems on campus.
 
newschannel5.com – January 24, 2008
New Online Tip Line Available For Students
Students get to talk about problems or issues going on in and out of school.
 
myfoxhouston.com – January 24, 2008
Online Services Provide Students Way to Report Teachers
A new online service allows school districts to give students a way to pass along tips about potential trouble in the classroom.
 
myfoxhouston.com – January 24, 2008
New Service Allows Students to Anonymously Report Illegal Activity
The incidence of inappropriate behavior by some teachers has promoted a new service to help students in difficult situations.
 
khou.com – January 9, 2008
Parents updated on teacher arrest
Spring district mails out letters in latest sex case
 
khou.com – January 9, 2008
Spring Teacher Accused of Performing Oral Sex on Student
HOUSTON -- A high school teacher in Spring was arrested and charged with sexual assault of a child on Monday
 
khou.com – December 17, 2007
Spring ISD substitute teacher accused of fondling student
According to court records, Carlos Hector Valencia admitted to engaging in sexual contact with one of his students.
 
Garden City Telegram Online – December 10, 2007
Holcomb to review messaging
The Holcomb USD 363 Board of Education on Monday will explore the possibility of an anonymous online and text based reporting system that Superintendent Robert O'Connor said could be a good strategy for safer schools and creating a comfortable environment for students to share concerns.
 
HeraldTribune.com – December 10, 2007
Schools discover bullies a liability
Beatings and damage awards have districts trying to prevent bullying
 
WLBT 3 – November 15, 2007
Site Lets Students Report Problems Anonymously
An Oxford based company, AnComm thinks they have found a way and it's already in place in 60 schools across the state.
 
The Commercial Dispatch – November 2, 2007
New program invites students to ‘Talk About It®’
School news and bulletins announcing tonight's game being rained out or more disturbing bits of information like the location of the next drug deal can now zip through cell phones and secure instant messaging computer sites.
 
MTV – October 23, 2007
When is Bullying Harassment?
And what to do when it seems like no one will help? Experts encourage students to give specific examples, talk to administrators.
 
StarTribune.com – October 20, 2007
Keeping an ear out for what is bothering students
A new online system at Westwood Middle School brings students' concern to teachers' attention -- anonymously.
 
First Coast News – October 12, 2007
Tapping into Technology to Make Schools Safer
A messaging service that connects students with faculty is a technological tool that Glynn County schools will employ to promote safety.
 
The Brunswick News – October 11, 2007
Schools want more 'telling'
The Glynn County Board of Education decided Tuesday to enter into a contract with the creators of the ‘Talk About It®’ program.
 
The Journal – October 8, 2007
Spring Lake Creates 'Student Messengers' with Online Tool
Spring Lake Park School District is deploying AnComm's ‘Talk About It®’ service as part of its school safety strategy.
 
TwinCities.com – September 29, 2007
Spring Lake Park / School counsels students online
Westwood Middle uses interactive system offering anonymity
 
Mississippi Business Journal – September 24, 2007
AnComm Sees Sales Growth
Demand for AnComm's ‘Talk About It®’ has grown almost 300% during the past 12 months.
 
The Commercial Dispatch – September 19, 2007
Communication tool to aid Starkville school security
School officials hired a company Tuesday to implement an online e-mail-like system that should boost safety and communication among students and staff in grades six through 12.
 
The Journal – September 16, 2007
Speaking Out
Technology allows students to report high-profile threats without fear of repercussion
 
The Commercial Dispatch – September 14, 2007
School officials launch anonymous ‘Talk About It®’ communication program
Columbus High and Lee Middle School students now have the tool officials say they need in order to tell faculty and staff how to increase safety at their schools - anonymity.
 
WCBI TV – September 13, 2007
New Program to Prevent School Problems
It's a 24-hour program for students and it runs seven days a week, all they have to do to take part is "Talk About it." Literally.
 
The Brewton Standard – September 10, 2007
Program helps students 'talk about' problems
T.R. Miller teachers want students to be able to get help for their problems - even if they don't want anyone to know.
 
COPS Office – September 7, 2007
COPS Office Awards $14.8 Million in School Safety Grants
The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) today announced $14.8 Million in grants to local law enforcement agencies to enhance school safety in 36 states.
 
MyFox Gulf Coast – September 6, 2007
‘Talk About It®’ in Alabama
A school in Brewton is the first to use ‘Talk About It®’
 
District Administration – September 1, 2007
We've Got Mail
One advantage of e-mail for administrators is being able to reach selected groups of people at the same time with a consistent message.
 
MyFox Gulf Coast – August 30, 2007
Anonymous Communications
To battle school violence schools are adopting AnComm
 
Reuters – May 14, 2007
Victim of Australian Bully Wins A $1 Million Payout
An Australian teenager, who as a young child was bullied at school, on Monday won a record court settlement.
 
Style – May 9, 2007
Bullying Case Settled, Spurs New Law
Henrico County Schools has agreed to pay the family of a bullied student $16,475 to settle a lawsuit stemming from incessant bullying.
 
Memphis Business Journal – May 4, 2007
More School Systems Adopting AnComm's Software for Secure, Emergency Communication
Nearly 90 percent of third- to sixth-graders experience some degree of victimization by bullies, and 59 percent admit to bullying others.
 
Reuters Health – May 3, 2007
Most Primary School Children Report Being Bullied
Nearly 90 percent of third- to sixth-graders experience some degree of victimization by bullies, and 59 percent admit to bullying others.
 
The Washington Post - April 20, 2007
Premeditated and Preventable
When it comes to school gunmen (and, yes, they're usually male) what may seem like random acts of madness are usually premeditated.
 
The San Diego Union-Tribune - April 13, 2007
Officials: Schools Can Thwart Shootings
Local districts learn about preparation at workshop.
 
Stanford University School of Medicine – April 12, 2007
School Bullying Affects Majority of Elementary Students, Stanford/Packard Researchers Find
Nine out of 10 elementary students have been bullied by their peers, and nearly six in 10 children surveyed reported participating in some type of bullying themselves in the past year.
 
   
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