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@saysomethingweek
Say Something program alerts Cincinnati middle school to threat.
The children of Cedar Ridge Middle School are sharing their thoughts on peace with the world.
During the last couple weeks of October, Cedar Ridge students were exposed to lessons on the concept of peace.
On Thursday, Oct. 22, classes at the middle and high school level watched a video and participated in a discussion about gun-violence and how to help prevent it.
The lesson was in conjunction with Sandy Hook Promise’s Say Something program and focused on the fact that violence is often threatened on social media before it becomes a reality.
“We realized just how much students want, and need to have difficult conversations like this,” said Cedar Ridge Middle School Principal Nicole Johnston. “They need the time and space to process these real-world events and tragedies.”
After 9/11, the government launched an “if you see something, say something” campaign to raise public awareness of possible security threats — such as an abandoned backpack in a crowded venue — and urge people to report their suspicions. After the
On Oct. 22, students from Berkshire Junior-Senior High School participated in a Sandy Hook Promise Youth Summit at Orange High School. Students…
We are approaching the third anniversary of the tragedy at Sandy Hook or as the people of Newtown prefer to call it, "12/14."
This school in Oregon watched our #SaySomething slide show to learn how to best report threats of violence.
Some of our younger Say Something pledge-takers in Hamilton, OH signed their giant pledge wall, participated in lunchtime activities, and came to school decked out in their best Sandy Hook Green!
Students in Lorain, OH took the Say Something Week Pledge and did activities in their classrooms.
Students at Winston Woods MS in Ohio heard Nicole present about #SaySomething!
Actively Caring 4 People in OH visited 6 schools, including Orange, Chardon, Chagrin Falls, Berkshire, Twinsburg and Streetsboro, in Ohio with Nicole to bring Say Something Week!
Middle school students in Cincinnati take the Say Something pledge!
Students at Chardon High School wrote songs for Say Something Week!
Students at Broadview Middle School in Danbury, CT created SHP’s #SaySomething logo outside their school!
Student at Danbury High School (CT), Stagg High School (IL), Chardon High School (OH), and students from Dayton, OH share some of their amazing #SaySomethingWeek pictures and activities.
As part of the goal to support emotional well being in students, Old Rochester Regional High School will be part of the nationwide Say Something program. Part of the Sandy Hook Promise, an organization founded after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, the campaign encourages students to speak up before an incident occurs. ORR Principal Mike Devoll said Say Something is a weeklong campaign, but since it falls during homecoming, the school decided to take a different approach. “We didn’t want to mix the message there,” said Devoll. “We’re going to launch a Say Something year with a different theme for each month.”
“The day we signed up for this program was the day of the shooting at the community college in Oregon,” he said.
The night before, the shooter was online discussing his plans and no one said anything. Devoll wants students to feel comfortable about speaking with someone before it is too late.
“It can be as simple as ‘my friend is in an abusive relationship.’ Say something. Tell someone.”