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The data
Since 2021, Be THE Voice schools across the state have reported a notable drop in student misbehavior, as evidenced by a significant reduction in both in-school and out-of-school suspensions.
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And in Georgia’s fourth largest school district, the 28 schools involved in our program experienced a substantial decline in bullying incidents from 2021 to 2023.​
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Thanks to its success in Fulton County Schools, the district doubled participation in the initiative this year. This growth is a true reflection of the effectiveness of our peer-led platform and its seamless implementation.
95%
Decrease in bullying incidents
(Elementary schools)
77%
Decrease in bullying incidents
(Middle schools)
91%
Decrease in bullying incidents
(High schools)
Absenteeism in schools
The graph above shows chronic absenteeism averages for 22 Fulton County schools implementing Be THE Voice, alongside state and district averages. Across 2023–2025, BTV schools consistently had the lowest absenteeism.
Bullying incidents in schools
Compared with 82 schools not using Be THE Voice, participating Fulton County schools saw bullying incidents decrease by the figures above.
Attendance in schools
The graph above shows average attendance for 22 Fulton County schools implementing Be THE Voice (BTV), alongside state and district averages. Across 2023–2025, BTV schools consistently had the highest attendance.
BTV works. But don't just take our word for it.
Listen to this video from Dr. Chris Matthews, Assistant Superintendent of Fulton County Schools.
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Since 2021, Be THE Voice schools across the state have reported a notable drop in student misbehavior, as evidenced by a significant reduction in both in-school and out-of-school suspensions.
​
And in Georgia’s fourth largest school district, the 28 schools involved in our program experienced a substantial decline in bullying incidents from 2021 to 2023.​
​
Thanks to its success in Fulton County Schools, the district doubled participation in the initiative this year. This growth is a true reflection of the effectiveness of our peer-led platform and its seamless implementation.
The data
95%
Decrease in bullying incidents
Elementary schools
77%
Decrease in bullying incidents
Middle schools
91%
Decrease in bullying incidents
High schools
Absenteeism in schools
The graph above shows chronic absenteeism averages for 22 Fulton County schools implementing Be THE Voice, alongside state and district averages. Across 2023–2025, BTV schools consistently had the lowest absenteeism.
Bullying incidents in schools
Compared with 82 schools not using Be THE Voice, participating Fulton County schools saw bullying incidents decrease by the figures above.
Attendance in schools
The graph above shows average attendance for 22 Fulton County schools implementing Be THE Voice (BTV), alongside state and district averages. Across 2023–2025, BTV schools consistently had the highest attendance.
BTV works. But don't just take our word for it.
Listen to this video from Dr. Chris Matthews, Assistant Superintendent of Fulton County Schools.
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Ready to bring BTV to your school or district? Get in touch today.