Register |  Lost Password?
Facebook twitter Linked in
eSchool News Logo
March 1st, 2001
Post to Twitter
Email Email   

Using the web to report school threats

A web-based service called Report-it.com is gaining national recognition as an early detection and prevention tool for improving school safety, and the Oakdale, N.Y.-based company that offers the service touts it as a way to break down the “conspiracy of silence” that exists in most schools today.

Report-it.com is an anonymous student helpline. The company creates a web site for each participating school and offers a password for each student. Students can fill out a form anonymously from any computer detailing the nature of the threat, and the district designates up to four administrators who will be notified.

The company charges a one-time set-up fee for the web site, plus an annual subscription fee of $365 per high school or middle school building and $182.50 per elementary school building.
(631) 218-1980
http://www.report-it.com

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Get your FREE newsletter today!
Receive education technology news and information each Monday with eSchool News This Week