Staff Report / SAlocal.org

The San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) has issued a communication to parents and guardians highlighting the importance of monitoring children's social media activity. The message emphasizes the necessity of discussions at home about the serious consequences of making threats online, which can lead to significant repercussions.

SAISD stresses the need for collaboration between parents and the school to guide students in making responsible decisions. Creating a safe and positive learning environment is a top priority for the district. The communication includes an appeal for community cooperation in maintaining safety standards.

Parents are encouraged to watch a message from SAISD Chief of Police Johnny Reyes Jr., discussing the importance of open communication with children about their social media usage. The district advises that any threats should be reported to law enforcement immediately and cautions against sharing unverified information online.

For reporting concerns, students and parents can use the K-12 Anonymous Reporting system available 24/7 at the provided website link.

Source: San Antonio ISD | San Antonio TX

Source Type: School

Source Location: San Antonio

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