Should an incident involving your child occur at school, we always encourage students to tell a staff member right away so that the issue can be dealt with immediately. Should they not tell a staff member, and the parent is the first one to find out, then the following options are available:
- Reach out to the teacher to inform them of the issue.
- Reach out to the counselor to inform her of the issue and that you'd like her to visit with your child.
- Reach out to an administrator so that they can look into the issue.
- Make a report through StayALERT. There is a button that is a direct link to the StayALERT site on the weekly newsletters, there is a poster at the entrance to the school with a QR code, & there are magnets in the office that you can take home with QR codes for easy access.
Once a parent has reached out about an incident, the matter is looked into, and evidence is gathered. Once all evidence is collected, appropriate actions are taken. If there is evidence that the accused student committed the act, then disciplinary consequences are handed out. If there is not evidence, then actions can still be taken to ensure that there isn't an occurrence of the issue in the future. If the evidence indicates that a student was falsely accused, then actions can be taken against the accuser. The school will act to ensure the safety of both students regardless of the outcome of the investigation.
If parents need assistance with getting resources to help themselves, or their child, please reach out to the one of the following so that they may help guide you:
If you, or someone you know needs assistance, you may always call the school's office to have them direct you to the right person.
