What are Pro-Skool Services
In Pro-Skool we have created a very REAL and down to earth easy to use support tool that parents (Guardians) and children (Students) can use thought their smartphones, to increase their level of security as they go about their daily activities.
With the use of the Guardian App and Student App, parents will benefit from the various tools these Apps provide. From defining SAFE LOCATIONS and GEO-FENCING, to setting CUSTOM ROUTING and by receiving NOTIFICATIONS when things are actually happening, and by REAL-TIME Tracking, the Pro-Skool Guardian and Student Apps create awareness and provide peace of mind.
Our Mission
Pro-Skool’s main vision is to bring to all families, parents, teachers and schools a tool to help to take care of and protect our most precious...
Our Vision
Our main mission is to advocate for every single child in this world by bringing a tool that is efficient, effective and realistic...
What Is Pro-Skool?
Pro-Skool Subscription plans
Pro-Skool App offers two easy to adapt starter plans for Parents and Students
How many students are lost each year
One Missing Child Is One Too Many!
The lack of a common definition of “missing child,” and a common response to the issue, results in few reliable statistics on the scope of the problem around the world.
The given graph is only a snapshot of the problem. In many countries, statistics on missing children are not even available; and, unfortunately, even available statistics may be inaccurate due to: under-reporting/under-recognition; inflation; incorrect database entry of case information; and deletion of records once a case is closed.
Chances of recuperating a child after an abduction
75 percent of abduction murders occur within 3 hours after the child goes missing.
Every 40 seconds, a child becomes missing or abducted in the U.S. In comparison, every three seconds, a child is admitted to an emergency room.
Family child abduction is the most common form of abduction in the United States. Almost half of child abductions are kidnappings by a parent or other family relative. These abductions are generally not serious.
More than 25 percent of child abductions are by an acquaintance of the child, generally involving a high percentage of juveniles. This type of abduction carries the highest percentage of injuries.