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Closing the information gap between home and hallways.

We automate Handle With Care, so support staff know which students have been impacted by an ACE before the first bell rings.
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Know the context. Strengthen the support.

Attendance data, behavior referrals, and grades tell you what. They don't tell you why. knowtifyED brings the missing context straight from first responders, with no incident details and no surveys or screeners taking time out of classs.

Inform

Each morning, student support teams know which students to connect with for early intervention and support. .

Connect

Every notification is a chance to connect & build trust. The goal is to help the student regulate and be ready for the day to learn.

Prevent

Research shows that having a trusted adult at school is a powerful protective factor. Connecting early can prevent escalation and crisis later.

You see students for 8 hours a day. 

What happens in the other 16 comes back through the door with them.
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For Schools
  • Each morning the designated, trained team for each building will receive an email, subject line: Handle With Care, and a list of student ID numbers.

  • No incident details are shared. However, we set the incident criteria to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), so your team will know it was a significant event. Periodically, we will provide an aggregate report with the proportion of incident types that generated the notifications.

  • No! knowtifyED data should help FREE UP staff time by helping staff to connect with, engage, and re-regulate students who may be in “trauma brain.” This early intervention can help prevent escalation later in the day, which means less crisis management and risk assessment, and more time engaging proactively.

  • Think of knowtifyED as an added booster to your current Handle With Care process. By establishing secure data connections with the first responder agencies, knowtifyED increases the consistency and frequency of notifications. We absolutely encourage officers to continue to use their discretion to initiate notifications, knowtifyED operates in the background.

For Law Enforcement
  • No! Officers complete their reports throughout their shift as normal. knowtifyED works in the background to pick up qualifying events and notify the school if a student was impacted. No checkbox. No comment in the narrative. No app. Officers can focus on managing the incident, and knowtifyED handles the rest.

  • No! We work with incident-level data in conjunction with school district data to determine if a student was impacted by an incident. We don’t use juvenile data at all.

  • No! We do not have direct access to your servers or databases. We work with your IT to ensure data is coming out, not in. The data is limited to the few key pieces of incident data identified in the MOU, and no more.

  • Yes! All current communication protocols can and should continue. knowtifyED is not an “either/or,” but an additional layer of information to ensure children get the support their need at school.

Understanding the impact of knowtifyED

75,000+

Students served across the country.

10x 

Increase in notifications sent vs manual process.

95%

Impacted students getting support.

↓hrs

Less time spent on post-incident investigations

ACEs & Student Outcomes

Trauma-invested schools help carry the weight.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are the events in a student's life outside of school that can affect how they show up inside it. The research says up to 60% of students have experienced at least one.

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Unaddressed, ACEs surface in the indicators your MTSS team tracks: chronic absenteeism, behavior referrals, declining grades. Or they don't surface at all, and a student who needs support never reaches a tier.

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A trauma-invested school responds to the ACE, not just the indicator. knowtifyED tells support staff which students to reach the next morning, so a proactive, neutral check-in happens before the impact reaches your data.

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Schedule a call to learn how knowtifyED can ensure your team has the data they need to activate supports for students impacted by traumatic events.

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How did you hear about us?

Operationalize trauma-informed practices.

An automated platform to close the information gap between their home and your hallways, with implementation support built in.
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Daily Email Notification

A single email each morning to your support staff and principals, listing the students impacted by an ACE in the last 24 hours, without incident details.

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MTSS Dashboard

Cumulative ACE impacts by district, school, and grade, tracked over time to give your MTSS teams a data layer that can help inform interventions.

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Professional Learning

Webinars, coaching, and our monthly newsletter to keep the trusted adults in your buildings current on best practices and the latest research.

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Peoria Public Schools

District Details:

  • 12,857 Students

  • Urban/Suburban

  • 79% Free and Reduced Lunch

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ACEs Data:

  • Incidents 2452

  • Total Students Impacted 2981

  • Total Impacts 5914

Supported by: District Budget

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Bridgeton Public Schools

District Details:

  • 6,213 Students

  • Suburban

  • 44% Free and Reduced Lunch

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ACEs Data:

  • Incidents 862

  • Total Students Impacted 1144

  • Total Impacts 1904

Supported by: Prosecutor's Office and District Budget

Districts taking action.

These districts are proactive. Every morning, their support teams know which students need connection and support.
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East Peoria D86

District Details:

  • 1,372 Students

  • Suburban

  • 50% Free and Reduced Lunch

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ACEs Data:

  • Incidents 132

  • Total Students Impacted 132

  • Total Impacts 214

Supported by: Health Department BASE grant

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DeKalb CUSD 428

District Details:

  • 6,548 Students

  • Suburban / Rural

  • 66% Free and Reduced Lunch

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ACEs Data:

  • Incidents 554

  • Total Students Impacted 660

  • Total Impacts 1,362

Supported by: District budget

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