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COVID-19 has closed schools and is taking a toll on the mental health of adults and students. Even when schools are cleared to reopen, the term “normal” will have an entirely new meaning. Students will continue to deal with stress, mental health issues, and there could be an upsurge in shooters or suicides.

Part of The Texas Guardians School app was developed specifically for educational facilities and is easily able to adapt to any situation that may arise when school resumesThe Texas. ​

Student's stress levels are disrupting sleep patterns, causing difficulty concentrating, and is resulting in atypical behaviors. ​ "That won’t end when school reopens." ​ Educational staff, parents, and caregivers will also be dealing with their own trauma and it could also result in atypical behavior with less attention to students.

Mental Health
A weel of neglect in terms of student's mental health will cost a year of repair and that's a recipe for mental health disaster.
Incidents of cyberbullying, physical stalking, dating violence, sexual assault, and violence against school personnel in and outside of the school environment can be reported. The app provides mental health reporting as part of the mental health policies established in Senate Bill 11 for schools that were passed by the Texas Legislature.

Confrontation
Arming teachers with technology will reduce the number of students' physical confrontations with staff.
COVID-19 has changed all aspects of everyday life and everyone reacts differently to stress and fear. The Texas Guardians app has components for teachers, bus drivers, and campus security to report any number of problems that educational staff may encounter with students and their mental health needs. It enables users to discreetly report a comprehensive array of situations.