TeenAegis operates the world's only independent certification framework for K–12 digital safety. Three programs — for schools, for board members, and for institutional leaders — built on the same methodology that powers the TeenAegis Intelligence Platform.
The TeenAegis School Safety Certification (TSSC) is the first independent, third-party certification framework designed specifically for K–12 digital safety. Built on seven assessment domains, TSSC provides schools with a credible, defensible, and insurer-recognized standard for demonstrating digital safety leadership. The TSSC standard is being developed in alignment with ANSI/ASIS SPC.1-2009 and Cognia accreditation criteria.
Entry-level certification for schools beginning their digital safety journey. Demonstrates commitment and baseline compliance.
Full certification for schools with comprehensive digital safety infrastructure. Recognized by major insurance carriers.
The highest designation. Schools at this tier are recognized as global leaders in student digital safety.
Documented, published, and enforced policies covering social media, device use, staff-student digital communication, and off-campus contact.
Systems and protocols for identifying, escalating, and responding to digital safety incidents including grooming, CSAM, cyberbullying, and platform-facilitated harm.
Pre-employment screening, ongoing training, and digital conduct standards for all staff with student access.
Age-appropriate curriculum covering platform risks, grooming recognition, consent, and help-seeking behavior.
School-level monitoring, platform restriction, and risk assessment processes for platforms used by students.
Structured programs for educating and engaging parents on digital safety risks and school policies.
Board-level oversight, independent audit, and public accountability for digital safety performance.
The first cohort of TSSC-certified schools will be announced in Q3 2026. Applications are now open for founding member schools who will help shape the standard.