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These days students need a safe and reliable space to share any bullying or threats that they might be aware of in your district. Streamline your efficiencies by moving your bullying and/or tip lines into Let's Talk! Why use Let's
Fort Bend ISD's homepage has a custom Let's Talk tab that directs community members to their 'Questions or Feedback' form or their 'Let's Talk Bullying' form. Their built in bullying specific landing page lists each of their schools with linked
New Brunswick Public Schools has dedicated a page on its website to suicide prevention. The page features a letter from the Department of Pupil Personnel Services with linked resources for students, families, and staff to access when seeking help. The
Kansas City Public Schools integrated a concern reporting page after an incident where a student was killed on campus. Stakeholders submit the type of concern (bullying, drugs/alcohol, fighting, or personal crisis), the campus where it occurred, the date of the
The Dignity for All Students Acts, or DASA — which seeks to provide students with a safe and supportive environment free from discrimination, intimidation, taunting, harassment, and bullying on school property, a school bus and/or at a school function — is being
To promote good faith reporting, Naperville 203 Community Unity School District uses their Let’s Talk! Platform to create customized tip lines for its school buildings to direct all concerns and reports to the right teams. Click here to see how