Say Something Week (March 23–27, 2026) is a national Sandy Hook Promise campaign empowering students in grades K–12 to recognize warning signs of at-risk behavior and tell a trusted adult. It promotes a culture of "upstanders" to prevent school violence, suicides, and threats. Key aspects of the initiative include: -Actionable Training: Students learn to identify warning signs in person or on social media. -Prevention Focus: The program, often utilizing an anonymous reporting system, has averted shootings and suicides. -Community Involvement: Schools use activities to promote trust, such as identifying "Trusted Adults" -Learning how to be an upstander vs bystander -"Saying Something" vs. "Snitching": The focus is on protecting safety and seeking help rather than creating trouble.
In summary our students will learn through guidance lesson the 3 Steps of the Say Something Program which are:
1.Recognize Waring Signs and Threats
2.Act Immediately; Take It Seriously
3.Say Something
Below you will find the presentation your student learned today.
Empowering Students to Prevent Violence and Support Each Other In this video, I introduced the Say Something program, which empowers students to prevent violence, suicide, and other harmful acts in our schools and communities. I shared that four out of five school shootings are preceded by warning signs, and it's crucial for us to recognize these signs and act.... ... See MoreSee Less
We had the pleasure of having our JROTC representatives come out to visit a few classes and discuss their amazing program. If you or your student would love to learn more and apply please click the link below. Additional questions about the AISD JROTC program can be sent to Major Gray. Information on flyer below.
🌟 YJH classroom spotlights 🌟 We were able to visit Mrs. Vu’s ELA class partnering with Coach Higginbotham in the library. Students worked on Black history artist playlist presentation. They explored different era’s. ... See MoreSee Less
Say Something Week (March 23–27, 2026) is a national Sandy Hook Promise campaign empowering students in grades K–12 to recognize warning signs of at-risk behavior and tell a trusted adult. It promotes a culture of "upstanders" to prevent school violence, suicides, and threats.
Key aspects of the initiative include:
-Actionable Training: Students learn to identify warning signs in person or on social media.
-Prevention Focus: The program, often utilizing an anonymous reporting system, has averted shootings and suicides.
-Community Involvement: Schools use activities to promote trust, such as identifying "Trusted Adults"
-Learning how to be an upstander vs bystander
-"Saying Something" vs. "Snitching": The focus is on protecting safety and seeking help rather than creating trouble.
In summary our students will learn through guidance lesson the 3
Steps of the Say Something Program which are:
1.Recognize Waring Signs and Threats
2.Act Immediately; Take It Seriously
3.Say Something
Below you will find the presentation your student learned today.
Empowering Students to Prevent Violence and Support Each Other
In this video, I introduced the Say Something program, which empowers students to prevent violence, suicide, and other harmful acts in our schools and communities. I shared that four out of five school shootings are preceded by warning signs, and it's crucial for us to recognize these signs and act.... ... See MoreSee Less
Upcoming Awareness Week
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Eagle Eye View Podcast #3
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We had the pleasure of having our JROTC representatives come out to visit a few classes and discuss their amazing program. If you or your student would love to learn more and apply please click the link below. Additional questions about the AISD JROTC program can be sent to Major Gray. Information on flyer below.
www.aisd.net/student-support/afjrotc/ ... See MoreSee Less
Upcoming Awareness Week
More information to come ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 YJH classroom spotlights 🌟
We were able to visit Mrs. Vu’s ELA class partnering with Coach Higginbotham in the library. Students worked on Black history artist playlist presentation. They explored different era’s. ... See MoreSee Less
Eagle eye view 2 ... See MoreSee Less