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Stay Safe at School at Gregori High School
Say Something: Anonymous Reporting System
What is Say Something?
The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System is a no-cost youth violence prevention program offered by the national nonprofit organization Sandy Hook Promise (SHP). It can be used to anonymously report any type of serious concern—school threats, self-harm, sexual harassment, abuse, bullying, or depression—related to a student.
Students can use a mobile app, text "TIP" to 79775, call 1-844-572-9669, or visit saysomething.net to make a report.
The system teaches the warning signs of potential violence and offers several ways for users to submit tips to a dedicated National Crisis Center for analysis and response—by mobile app, website, or telephone hotline—24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year.
When credible tips are received, the National Crisis Center notifies a team of school-based representatives to act on those tips. In cases of imminent threat, the National Crisis Center contacts local law enforcement for emergency response. This enables school administrators and law enforcement to work together to effectively prevent shootings, suicide, bullying, self-harm, and other forms of violence and victimization.