Feeling scared and alone can lead to problems, and help is available for you. The following list of problems indicates it's time to get help; talk to your parents, a teacher, counselor, or principal. Feel free to talk to a trusted adult any time you feel safety is an issue—for yourself or others.

• If you, or one of your friends, have ongoing feelings of sadness or depression, or symptoms of depression
• If you have had thoughts of hurting yourself, or a friend has mentioned hurting themselves. Take it seriously and get help
• You see another student being repeatedly bullied, or repeatedly excluded and picked on
• You hear a student threaten another student with physical harm
• You hear a student mention wanting to get even, attack or harm another student or staff person
• You see or hear about a weapon in school

Threats and Rumors

If you hear about a threat at your school, or a rumor that someone has a weapon, please let us know. We don't need your name - just information to help keep you and your friends safe. You can use the Send-A-Tip anonymously, or let us know who you are, you choose! Let us know what school you attend, and what your concerns are. We'll take it from there.