Paulding County Schools launch 24/7 'Say Something' anonymous tip line
Superintendent Barnett and assistant superintendent Greg Musgrove announced a districtwide 'Say Something' anonymous reporting system staffed 24/7 by trained crisis counselors to meet House Bill 268 requirements; students in grades 4–12 received training and the app and resources are available online.
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Superintendent Barnett and district leaders announced the launch of a districtwide "Say Something" anonymous reporting system intended to let students, staff and community members report concerns any time. Assistant Superintendent Greg Musgrove told the board the service is staffed "24 hours a day, 365 days a year" by trained crisis counselors who can provide crisis intervention, suicide prevention and threat assessment and coordinate with district personnel or emergency services when needed.
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