Anonymous Reporting
Launch the media gallery 1 playerTreynor CSD offers students, parents and staff the ability to anonymously report threats to self or others using two tools: StopIt Anonymous Reporting System (ARS) and Safe and Sound Iowa.
StopIt ARS
Stopit is an online reporting tool designed to deter and mitigate bullying, cyber abuse, and other inappropriate behaviors, consisting of an app and a back-end incident management system for school administrators.
The STOPit program is rolled out to students each year in 5th-12th grade, where students are instructed how to download the StopIt ARS app from the app store at no charge. Stopit is also available using a web browser, by going to https://web.stopitsolutions.com/login and entering the ACCESS CODE* provided to students and parents separately.
Specifically, the program educates students to:
- Recognize the signs of at-risk behaviors
- Take every sign and signal seriously
- Report it anonymously through STOPit App/Web or 24/7 Incident Response Center
- Submit photo or video evidence (App/Web Only)
- Alert designated administrators to issues and risks early, before they escalate
No personal information is needed to use STOPit. The only way personally identifiable information will be accessible through STOPit is if a requester voluntarily includes it within the content of a request or message. Both our school and STOPit are committed to protecting the privacy of student data. You may review STOPit’s Privacy Policy for details.
We want to stress that this app is not a replacement for current reporting protocols (telling a staff member about any safety issues), but is another tool to anonymously report incidents. This reporting needs to be taken seriously and used appropriately. Any offenders will be blocked.
*Students and parents will be provided the schools' access code upon request
Safe and Sound Iowa
Safe+Sound Iowa is available to K–12 schools statewide at no charge by the Governor’s School Safety Bureau. It was developed to help prevent violence, unlawful possession of weapons, self-harm and other forms of victimization and threatening behaviors. Similar programs have been successful in preventing tragedy and saving lives in schools across the country, including Colorado, Pennsylvania and Arizona.
HOW SAFE+SOUND IOWA WORKS
In past school attacks in the United States, 92% of those who noticed concerning behaviors before the events were schoolmates.* Students may not report warning signs due to feelings of anxiety or intimidation, fear of retaliation or not knowing who to talk to. Safe+Sound Iowa removes these barriers with easy, convenient and confidential ways to report safety concerns. Reports can be made securely and anonymously:
- Online at SafeandSoundIowa.gov
- Through the Safe+Sound Iowa mobile app, or
- By phone at 800-224-6018.
Trained dispatchers monitor reports 24/7 and immediately engage in two-way communication with those raising concerns. They then reach out to the appropriate local school safety contact, law enforcement or other community partners.
*U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation