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In latest years, the problem of School Security has come to the forefront in communities across the nation. In Habersham County, Georgia, Sheriff Joey Terrell and School Superintendent Matthew Cooper have place their people to work in ensuring that school security is created a priority. Their mandate - to ensure that proactive, preventive measures are place in put to maintain secure learning environments for students, administrators, faculty, staff and visitors. In February of 2018, the news was, once once more, filled with horrific photos of the aftermath of yet other school shooting that had taken put at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. This happening prompted Sergeant Murray Kogod of the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office School Resource Officer Tool and Adam Bagwell, Habersham County School District Security Director and Assistant Principal at Habersham Central High School, to design and implementnew, enhanced security initiatives within the school system. In the Spring of 2018, the first initiative called “See Something, Say Something” was place in put at Habersham Central High School. Through ongoing verbal encouragement and signage throughout the building, students were encouraged to report anything unusual or anything that raised concern. Even though the initiative showed success on numerous fronts, school and law enforcement officials found that a lot of students were still reluctant to say something for fear of being labeled as a “snitch”. At the same time, Sergeant Kogod and Mr. Bagwell noted the fact that practically every student carries a phone. Children surveyed stated that they would be much more willing to send an anonymous text and/or photo to report a concern due to the fact that they can do so undetected by peers and without being seen talking to the SRO or an Administrator. With this in mind, Sergeant Kogod and Mr. Bagwell proposed to Sheriff Terrell and Superintendent Cooper the idea of implementing a ‘See Something, SEND Something” application that students should have on their cell phones. Upon receiving the go-ahead to further discover the concept, Sergeant Kogod reached out to Kevin Angell, CEO and Founder of the See Something, Send Something Apk. Kevin and his squad at Crowdsourced Geofencing Solutions were asked to utilize the See Something, Send Something Apk platform as a template to build a school district-specific application that would let students to report suspicious behavior, mental disease problems, bullying and criminal activity, anonymously or self-identified, to the student’s school administrator and the SRO assigned to the student’s specific school. This collaborative effort has resulted in the . Utilizing geofencing technology, students are able to keep alerts and have access to two-way anonymous chat conversations with the administrators and law enforcement at their specific Habersham County school. The apk also allows students to attach pictures and videos to their reported tip. The apk is a safe apk that requires an unblock code (generated by the school system) for the student to be authorized to register and use the apk. RAIDER Report. A fresh technology that gives Habersham County students the ability to communicate concerns and feel secure in their schools.