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ParentSquareSafe School Helpline
The Safe School Helpline® is a confidential way to report student concerns about threats, suicide, drugs, bullying or anything that threatens the safety of our schools. Available 24/7.
Four Ways to Report to the Safe School Helpline®
Call: 1-800-418-6423 ext 359
Text: TIPS to 614-426-0240
Online: SafeSchoolHelpline.com
Mobile App: Download the FREE app from the GOOGLE PLAY STORE and the APPLE APP STORE
- The app makes it easy to anonymously report a safety or mental health concern using your mobile device to text, call, or submit an online form.
Security Voice, Inc. is the national provider of the Safe School Helpline®. The Helpline is a 24/7 communication service that empowers school administrators to make proactive decisions as well as creating responsibilities for students, parents and community members to share in the maintenance of a safe learning environment. They provide children with the opportunity to anonymously report wrongdoing, bullying, and negative issues that would impede the learning process. The Safe School Helpline® has proven itself to be a very effective tool in preventing and deterring negative acts and practices from occurring in over thousands of schools.