On Monday, Cromwell High School rolled out training to students for the “Say Something Anonymous Reporting System,” a program for students to report anonymous tips about school threats, bullying, and mental health crises. The program will also be available at Cromwell Middle School.

“This is not one of those reactive measures that we had,” said Cromwell High School principal Andrew Kuckel. “It was more of a proactive measure for us.”

Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. WATCH HERE

He says students at the high school received training on Monday that helps them understand how to use the program and learn how to identify the signs of a school threat or mental health crisis.

“When we roll these types of things out, a lot of times they’re quiet,” said Kuckel. “You kn

See Full Page