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Syracuse Junior High to discuss Safe UT app on Wednesday

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Syracuse Junior High to discuss Safe UT app on Wednesday
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Syracuse Junior High will discuss the Safe UT app during House Time on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The school plans to offer prizes and treats to students who have the app downloaded during lunch.

Key takeaways

  • Syracuse Junior High will discuss the Safe UT app during House Time on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
  • The app provides confidential access to licensed mental health counselors from the Huntsman Mental Health Institute.
  • The Hope Squad will provide treats and prizes to students with the app downloaded during lunch.

Syracuse Junior High will discuss the Safe UT app on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, as part of House Time and a Hope Squad lunch activity, according to a November 10 statement.

Students who have the app downloaded on their phones will be eligible to receive treats and prizes during lunch, the school stated.

The Safe UT app is a designated reporting system and crisis support tool that was launched in 2016. Redeveloped by the University of Utah, the app provides students, parents, guardians, and educators with a confidential way to connect with licensed counselors.

Counselors available through the app hold master's degrees in mental health and are employed by the Huntsman Mental Health Institute at University of Utah Health. The anonymous system is designed to assist those who are struggling or need a space to speak with someone.

The school is encouraging families to learn more about the app through the Safe UT website.

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