TxSSC
Sandy Hook Promise - Say Something Virtual Training
Sandy Hook Promise is partnering with the Texas School Safety Center to bring Say Something, the proven violence prevention program to middle and high schools in Texas. Say Something is a no-cost, easy-to-implement, and life-saving program that will help school personnel and/or school-based law enforcement to teach students how to recognize warning signs of potential violence or self-harm and act immediately to intervene. The training will take 2.5 hours with a wide range of activities and resources to ensure training integration within the school culture, supported by student-led SAVE Promise Clubs.
After the Say Something training, educators will:
- Develop an action plan to carry-out the Say Something message year-round
- Learn how to reinforce the Say Something three-step process through the use of easy-to-implement mini-lessons
- Learn how to cultivate a culture of trusted adults
Please Note: This training is open to public ISDs, open-enrollment charter schools, junior colleges, law enforcement, and state agencies that support Texas schools. Vendors and contractors are not permitted to register for this training.
Not eligible for TCOLE training credit.
All virtual trainings will be provided through the Zoom platform. Once you are registered and confirmed, a direct Zoom link will be sent to you 1–2 days business days prior to the training date.
In order to receive a Certificate of Participation, participants must attend the entire training on their own individual device.
Special Accommodations
Please submit all special accommodations request(s) via email to txssc_says@txstate.edu no later than two weeks prior to the training.
Current Trainings
Training contact & certificate
For more information about the Sandy Hook Promise – Say Something Trainings, please email txssc_says@txstate.edu.
If you’ve completed the Sandy Hook Promise – Say Something training and need to request your certificate:
Training Certificate Request Form (opens in a new tab)