Report a Safety Concern

Report threats, bullying, harassment, grooming, self-harm concerns, weapons, drugs, concerning social media activity, or other unsafe behavior.

You do not need to investigate or have proof. If something feels wrong or concerning, speak up and let school staff determine the appropriate next steps.

What happens when I submit a tip?

Tips are reviewed and shared with the appropriate school or staff members so the concern can be evaluated and addressed.

You can report without giving your name. Your name, email address, and phone number are optional and can be included if you would like someone to follow up with you.

You can also talk to someone at school

The tip line is another way to speak up, but you can always talk directly with a teacher, counselor, administrator, coach, campus supervisor, or another trusted staff member.

Immediate concern or risk? Tell a staff member.

See Something. Say Something.

Students, families, staff, and community members all play a role in keeping our schools safe. Reporting a concern early gives school staff an opportunity to understand what is happening and respond appropriately.

Know what to do during an emergency.
Learn about the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) →