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STOPIt Reporting System

 

At DCSC, student safety is our top priority. That’s why we provide access to STOPit, a free mobile app that allows students to anonymously report safety concerns or reach out for help when they or a peer is in need. Whether it’s bullying, theft, mental health concerns, violence, sexual harassment, substance abuse, or any other issue impacting student safety, STOPit is available 24/7.  

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How STOPit Works

STOPit gives students two powerful tools:

  • Submit a Tip
    Students can report concerns directly to school administrators and School Resource Officers (SROs). Reports can include detailed information, photos, screenshots, or videos. All reports are received in real time, allowing school staff to respond quickly and take appropriate action.

  • Crisis Text Line
    Students can have anonymous, two-way communication with a trained counselor for support in personal crises.

Privacy & Anonymity

STOPit does not collect any personal information. A student’s identity is only shared if they choose to include it in their message or report. Each school has a unique access code, ensuring reports go directly and securely to the right administrators and SROs.

Why STOPit Matters

Students are often the first to see or hear concerns inside and outside of school. By using STOPit, students play an important role in building a safe learning environment and reinforcing our “See Something, Say Something, Do Something” culture.

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DCSC Access Code: DanvilleSchools

STOPit App – Frequently Asked Questions

Is STOPit really anonymous?
Yes. STOPit is completely anonymous. Danville Community Schools does not know the identity of the student who submits a report or message. Students may choose to share their identity voluntarily within the report, but this is not required.

How does the STOPit mobile app work?
The STOPit app can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play onto any mobile device. Once installed, students can:

  • Submit an anonymous report with details, including text, screenshots, and videos.

  • Receive confirmation that their report has been received.

  • Engage in secure, two-way communication with school administrators or School Resource Officers (SROs) if follow-up is needed.

In addition, students have direct access to the Crisis Text Line, where they can text with a trained crisis counselor 24/7.

The STOPit app is available to students anytime, day or night.

What information is needed to use STOPit?
Students must enter their unique school access code after downloading the app. Entering the correct code ensures that reports go to the right school officials.

The STOPit app is also installed on all district-owned student Chromebooks.

Who receives the reports?
Reports are sent directly to assigned school administrators and School Resource Officers.

Can children under the age of 13 use STOPit?
Yes. Children under 13 may use the STOPit app. For questions about usage, please contact Matthew Oliphant, School Police Chief.

What if my child doesn’t have a mobile device?
Reports can still be made on district-owned student Chromebooks. Students simply log in, enter their school code, and submit a report.

Can parents or teachers use STOPit?
Yes. Parents and teachers can submit a report by:

  • Downloading the STOPit app, or

  • Visiting STOPit Web on a desktop computer.

Who can I contact with more questions?
For questions about STOPit, please contact:
Matthew Oliphant, School Police Chief
Or visit www.stopitsolutions.com for more information.

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