Vector Solutions’ online K-12 safety and wellness courses help students build skills that directly support college, career, and life readiness. Delivered through our student success and district performance platform, engaging modules address the issues and challenges that impact well-being and success both in and out of the classroom. Positively impact school culture, support student wellness initiatives, and prepare every student to thrive in life, school, and work.
Students are vulnerable to many challenges like depression, stress and anxiety, self-harm, suicide, and more. Through prevention education, help them develop important social and emotional skills to promote healthy development, resiliency, and well-being.
Expand students’ understanding around substance use and misuse and empower them to make healthy decisions, avoid risky behaviors, and seek help for themselves or others.
Help students develop important social and emotional skills and foster healthy relationships so that all students can thrive. Topics include bullying, cyberbullying, dating violence, digital citizenship, resolving disagreements, and more.
Help students develop important social and emotional skills that foster supportive learning climates and help reduce violence, keeping students safer. Courses include topics such as active assailant, good decision making, human trafficking, Erin’s Law, hazing, and more.
Help students develop the competencies, knowledge, and skills necessary for a successful transition into the workplace or college.
Provide students with essential skills for safe learning in the classroom and workplace, enhancing employability with critical workplace skills and industry-recognized credentials.
Engaging school safety and wellness programs specifically customized for middle and high school students featuring peer presenters.
Our student success platform combines expertly designed content with flexible technology and educator tools to support student growth and readiness.
Flexible courses that work in a variety of settings to meet student and educator needs, from classroom instruction to individual lessons and more.
2023 Brandon Hall Award
2023 SmartBrief Ed Tech Readers’ Choice Award
2023 Telly Award - Silver Award General Health & Safety
2023 Telly Award - Silver Award Craft-Motion Graphics / Design
2022 THE Journal New Product Award
2022 SmartBrief Ed Tech Readers’ Choice Award
2022 Tech & Learning Awards of Excellence “Best Tools for Back to School”
2022 GSV EdTech 150
Vector Solutions builds impactful, award-winning K-12 online student wellness training that helps create safer schools and encourages learners to make better decisions.
Address Important Safety & Prevention Education Requirements
Bullying and Cyberbullying
Suicide Prevention
Alcohol and Substance Misuse Prevention
Human Trafficking Education
Sexual Abuse Awareness - Erin’s Law
School Safety
“A big plus for students is that the courses feature kids their own age, with a common language. They’re written very appropriately. Vector Solutions hit it on the mark.”
Amy Andrews
District Counseling Coordinator
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“With Vector, we can make sure all students have a path to graduation and prepare them for life after high school.”
William Garbe
School Counselor, Penn Wood High School
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Schools play a crucial role in supporting students’ mental health and well-being and preparing them for life after graduation. With the rise in student anxiety, depression, and other well-being concerns, it’s essential for schools to provide resources to help students overcome these challenges, stay safe, and develop critical life skills to help them succeed.
Our K-12 safety and wellness courses are designed for middle and high school students and are customized to meet the specific needs of these students with diverse peer presenters and age-appropriate content and lessons.
Some states require students to complete training on specific safety and well-being topics. To learn more about what your state requires and which Vector Training courses meet those needs, please download your state’s compliance guide.
July 18, 2024
