"Safe Schools Louisiana" is an anonymous tip reporting app that allows students, parents, and teachers to report concerns about campus events securely. Users can submit tips on issues like drugs, bullying, and mental health, while remaining completely anonymous. The app offers features for submitting tips, checking statuses, and creating new reports, including uploading multimedia evidence. With 24/7 monitoring and two-way communication with Crimestoppers, it promotes safety and encourages speaking up for a better school environment.
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Crimestoppers Safe Schools Louisiana is an anonymous tip reporting solution designed for students, parents and teachers to submit secure and anonymous concerns about campus or campus events. Your school should be a safe place. If someone is committing a crime or threatening harm to others, tell us. You will be anonymous, which means that no one will know your identity, not even your school. Whether it's drugs, bullying, mental health concerns, alcohol, sexting or other related crimes, speaking up is the right thing to do and we're making it easy for you.
Through the app you will be able to leave a tip, check tip status, add more information to existing tips and create new tips. You will even be able to upload photos, screenshots, videos, and audio to help build your case. This is all done by using the assigned “tip” number and your password.
Tips are monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! You can even use the two-way dialogue to talk to a Crimestoppers employee. Remember, we are here for you!
User reviews
My teens love it! They can speak up when they feel unsafe and their identity is not revealed.
honestly trash, they don't care about your tips, and they lied about the app blending in to all your other apps. it blends in as much as a furry in a group of non-degenerates. it's yellow and pink for crying out loud!
A Google user, 2019-11-06
