Student Services
Say Something Anonymous Reporting
Here is a breakdown of the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System for parents and students:
- What It Is: A 24/7 confidential safety tool created by Sandy Hook Promise that lets students and parents report safety concerns before a crisis happens.
- Why People Use It: It gives you a safe way to speak up about warning signs—such as bullying, social media threats, self-harm, weapon possession, or mental health struggles—without fear of retaliation or social pressure.
- How It Works: Trained crisis counselors review every tip immediately and coordinate directly with local school administrators or emergency responders to get help to at-risk individuals.
- How to Access: You can learn more or securely submit a tip anytime at SaySomething.net.
- Bully Prevention Information
- Counseling and Mental Health
- Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP)
- Enrollment
- Foster Youth
- Health Services
- Homeless Youth
- Intradistrict and Interdistrict Transfers
- Middle School Student Code of Conduct (English) (opens in new window)
- Middle School Student Code of Conduct (Spanish) (opens in new window)
- Say Something Anonymous Reporting
- Special Education
- Substance Use Warnings (opens in new window)
- SUSD Site Safety Plans
- Understanding Student Discipline and Behavior Support
- Volunteer Application
- Policy 5145.9: Hate-Motivated Behavior (opens in new window)
- Policy 5141.52: Suicide Prevention (opens in new window)
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