see something. say something.

Helping keep our schools safe, supportive, and ready to learn.

Ways to report

Anonymous reporting tools are available 24/7 for students, families, staff, and community members.

Call Anonymous Tip Line

(816) 474-TIPS (8477)

Available 24/7 through
Greater Kansas City
Crime Stoppers

Text a Tip

TEXT “KCCS” to 738477

Send anonymous tips
directly from
your phone

Secure online reporting
available anytime.

Courage2Report Missouri

Anonymous statewide
school safety reporting

WHEN SHOULD SOMEONE REPORT SOMETHING?

Threats of violence

Bullying or harass­ment

Self-harm or suicide concerns

Weapons

Unsafe behavior

Social media threats

Drug activity

Anything that makes someone feel unsafe

You do not need proof to speak up.

HOW REPORTING HELPS

Students Stay Safe

Concerns can be addressed
before situations grow.

Students Feel Supported

Reporting can help connect
students to support
and resources.

Schools Respond Faster

Quick reporting helps staff
and law enforcement
respond appropriately.

Quick answers

Yes. Reports can be made anonymously. You do not have to give your name to share a concern or ask for help.

Every report is reviewed as quickly as possible. School staff and, when needed, law enforcement work together to respond, support students, and help keep people safe.

If something feels unsafe, report it. You do not need proof or all the answers to speak up.

Yes. Students, families, staff, and community members can all report safety concerns.

Yes. Students can report concerns about themselves, friends, classmates, or anyone who may need support.

Reporting tools are available 24/7, including evenings, weekends, and school breaks. If there is an immediate emergency, call 911.

Every report matters.
Every student matters.

Thank you for helping keep our schools safe.

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