The Montgomery News Staff | May 4, 2026
Detectives from the Montgomery Township Police Department recently conducted a school safety presentation for middle school students at Princeton Montessori School.
Detectives from the Montgomery Township Police Department at the Princeton Montessori School
The interactive presentation covered topics including bullying, internet safety, responsible use of phones and digital media, and the importance of reporting concerns through the “See Something, Say Something” approach.
Students were encouraged to make safe choices both online and in their daily interactions, and to report any concerning behavior to trusted adults or school staff.
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“Our goal is to give students the tools to make safe, responsible decisions—whether they’re interacting with others at school or navigating the digital world,” said Chief Silvio Bet of the Montgomery Township Police Department.
“Bullying, online behavior, and the use of phones all have real impacts. We want students to understand that if they see something concerning, they should say something and trust that adults are here to help keep them safe.”
The department remains committed to proactive community outreach and student safety through education and engagement.
