Universities across the country are adapting to increasing issues when it comes to case management needs. From Title IX, Student/Employee Conduct, 504, Academic Integrity, to Behavioral Intervention and more, higher education is under increasing pressure to enhance investigation and case management processes. Many higher ed institutions are leveraging Federal Grant Programs for School Safety to implement Guardian Case Management Software.

Utilizing federal grants to purchase Guardian has proven to be an effective way to help school districts stay compliant while maximizing the use of the grant for years to come across all departments. Guardian can be used by all departments within a school district, with common use cases being Title IX, Student Conduct, HR, Behavioral Intervention, Threat Alerts, and more. Implementing case management software is essential for institutions in the long term as federal regulations continue to pressure schools to remain vigilant. In addition to enhancing compliance efforts, a case management system has proven to reduce the risk of lawsuits and OCR investigations due to the mishandling of cases.

By leveraging Federal Grants aimed to help districts enhance School Safety and Compliance efforts, institutions across the nation are able to leverage case management technology to better support their community, raise the level of care with their cases, and ensure that cases are managed in line with state and federal guidelines. These grants are typically awarded to districts based on specific needs, such as improving student success, addressing behavioral issues, or complying with federal regulations like Title IX. By using these grants to invest in Guardian, institutions can effectively allocate their resources to provide the necessary support and interventions to their students. In addition, Guardian's comprehensive case management tools help districts stay organized, track progress, and make data-driven decisions to improve their programs and services. As such, investing in Guardian is not just a cost-effective solution for districts, but also a strategic investment that can benefit their students and communities in the long run.