According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 62 percent of school staff members say they witness bullying twice a month. Whether it’s a bullying incident, noticeable changes in behavior or occurrences of graffiti and vandalism, it is important for K-12 schools to monitor and address security and safety incidents. However, documenting and managing incidents from initial report through resolution can be a challenge. A school may not have a single tracking system for incident reports, response actions and associated documentation. This issue brief from the Center for Digital Education discusses how a case management system is the solution schools need to manage multiple documents and activities throughout the process of investigation and resolution. New systems are now available for capturing and analyzing incidents across a school or district. These case management systems — designed to meet the workflow and records requirements of education — can dramatically change a school’s ability to handle bullying and other safety and security issues.
2013 Q2 Special Report: Big Data, Big Expectations
Learn how to transform big data into powerful and actionable educational insights to improve student outcomes on your campus in this Special Report.
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