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Nebraska's ESU 2 Brings a Daily Check-In to the Districts It Serves
A three-year partnership with Nebraska's ESU 2 brings the daily check-in to 16 school districts: 13,570 students and 1,011 teachers.
Nebraska’s ESU 2 opens TrustCircle to the 16 school districts it serves
Through ESU 2 (Educational Service Unit 2), member districts can choose to take part. Teachers give 2–3 minutes a day, and designated support staff see who may need attention, so they act early.
Classroom
Students check in
2–3 minutes, private
School
Support staff see who may need attention
One short list, during school hours
School
Staff act early
A note, a conversation
With district data
Tier 2/3 follow‑through
On request, needs district data feeds
The partnership, in ESU 2’s own figures
From ESU 2’s partnership material.
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16
13,570
1,011
“Prevention infrastructure, available to every district we serve, for as long as it takes to become ordinary.”
One service unit sets it up. Each district starts when it’s ready.
Each ESU 2 member district decides whether to take part, and starts on its own date.
Who sees check‑ins. Only designated support staff see a student’s check‑ins. Administrators, principals, teachers and parents can’t.
ESU 2
One agreement, set up once
Offered to every member district
District
RunningStudents check in; support staff see the list
District
Setting upRostering, then staff designation
District
Joins when readySame agreement, its own start date
The ESU 2 partnership, as we announced it
The post that announced the partnership, and what it offers member districts.
See how an agency rollout would work for your districts
We’ll show how one agency agreement covers its districts, and what each district does to start.
In your demo
- How an agency agreement works
- What each district does to start
- How districts join on their own dates
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