One in four kids in the U.S. are bullied on a regular basis. Recent studies confirm that over 160,000 students in America have skipped school at some point in the school year because they did not feel safe. Between cyber bullying and bullying at school, the statistics prove there is a huge problem with bullying in the American. In response, school systems across the U.S. have begun taking proactive measures to recognizing bullying and improve efforts to make our schools a safe place for learning. Students and Peers Observing Together (SPOTTM) program is an online software tool used by schools to track bullying and similar incidents in order to intervene with the appropriate action.
FeaturesSchools must remain safe learning environments for all children. This state-of-the-art software helps deter and prevent bullying from taking place by allowing school administrators to intervene quickly when a bullying incident occurs. This software will also empower students by allowing them to confidentially report incidents. Administrators will be able to effectively conduct full investigations and document results easily when needed. School systems will be able to analyze trends and establish support programs backed up with vital data necessary to curb bullying and violence in schools.