The Hart County Charter System has officially launched the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System as part of a proactive effort to improve the overall safety and well-being of our students and school community. Students can submit a tip through www.saysomething.net directly or navigate from links found on the district and schools’ websites. The system is for any type of serious concern about students who may be experiencing a crisis, making threats, engaging in self-harm, and more. Tipsters such as students, parents, or others can send reports on anything from school threats they’ve seen or overheard to personal crises including sexual harassment, self-harm, abuse, bullying, and depression. “If a student has a concern about themselves or someone else and isn’t sure who to turn to, the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System gives them a safe place to speak up,” Superintendent Jennifer Carter said. “It’s available 24/7, it’s easy to access, and it allows students to share concerns anonymously while making sure that information gets to the adults who can help. We want every student to know that their voice matters and that they have someone they can turn to when they need help.” When the Crisis Center receives credible tips, it notifies school-based representatives about those involving a life-threatening situation that requires immediate intervention. And, in cases of imminent threat, the Crisis Center contacts the local 911 dispatch and gets law enforcement involved…
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