To help school administrators learn how to evaluate, select and implement an anonymous incident reporting program, AnComm will host a live Webinar.

Bronze Ellison, Teacher at Kahla Middle School in Houston, TX and Carter Myers of AnComm will offer a fast-paced and informative online session that will cover the most important aspects of implementing an anonymous reporting system, including:

• How anonymous communications can dramatically improve the frequency and flow of communication between students and counselors.
• Ways to meet state and federal anti-bullying requirements.
• How to measure the results and effectiveness of anonymous reporting systems.
• Why some anonymous reporting programs and systems don't work.
• Means of reducing school liability by eliminating inconsistent reporting and documentation.
• The differences between tip-lines and anonymous online messaging.
• How to balance issues of public safety vs. personal privacy concerns.
• The costs associated with implementing anonymous reporting systems.
• Where to find alternative sources of funding to augment local school safety budgets.

WHEN:
At a time and date of your choosing.

WHERE:
Participants will join the Web seminar from their desktops. Information for accessing the webinar, including a dial-in number will be sent to the e-mail address provided before the event.

WHO:
Registration is free and open to all school system administrators, faculty, parents, journalists and students.