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STOPit FAQ

We're here to help. Explore our frequently asked questions to better understand how STOPit helps keep our schools safe and supportive for everyone.

  • Any student, teacher, faculty, parent of student, or local community member may submit a report.  STOPit has four modes of reporting a concern:

    • Reports received by STOPit are quickly screened and then communicated verbatim back to a pre-designated district administrator, who reviews the report and follows the district's procedures for handling the concern.  STOPit is a reporting tool and does not provide counseling services or other guidance.  As a reporting tool, STOPit gathers information from reports to facilitate follow-up decisions by the appropriate party.  All reports to STOPit are handled in a confidential manner.

  • Any school safety concern may be reported to STOPit.  Examples of reports received are:

    • Bullying
    • Sexual Assaults
    • Weapons
    • Student Conflict
    • Drug or Alcohol Use
    • Vandalism
    • Inappropriate Behaviors
    • Any School Safety or Security Concern

    • Our district desires to maintain the safest working and learning environment possible.  STOPit is one additional means to promote and encourage school safety.

    • Definitely not.  Dial 911 if the safety concern is an emergency.