Ensure your students and staff feel safe

There's never been a more important time to ensure the safety and well-being of all students, staff, and families. Let's Talk offers a reliable way to report concerns, helping keep students safe and crises at bay.

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Prevent crises

More health and safety concerns than ever before

Schools are on high alert for bullying, school violence, and self harm. With Critical Alerts, Let’s Talk can help your district leadership stay ahead of potential crises 24-7.

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Allow stakeholders to alert you using anonymous reporting

Let’s Talk gives students, families, teachers, and staff a safe, reliable way to report bullying incidents and safety concerns — anonymously if chosen — and serves as an early warning system to help administrators prevent serious issues.

Help your community feel safe at school

Let’s Talk helps your community stay safe, get the help they need, and feel secure at school. Use Let’s Talk to allow families to report bullying threats, trigger Critical Alerts based on keywords, and allow for anonymous reporting about safety concerns.

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students are bullied

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Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among young people

Bullying victims are up to 9x more likely to consider suicide

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“Anonymous reporting allows us to receive and respond to crises that may not have been reported otherwise, which, just to be very blunt about it, saves lives. And that is always worth it.”

Kelly Gradstein

Student Welfare & Success Temecula Valley Unified School District (California)

“With school safety and security being top of mind and a top priority for our district — like every district — we needed to have a reporting system. People needed to feel comfortable reporting any threat or act of violence they became aware of. Let’s Talk helps us track, monitor, and look into any type of threat or bullying situation.”

Dana Schafer

Public Information Officer Osceola County School District (Florida)

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Ensure your students and staff feel safe

More health and safety concerns than ever before

Allow stakeholders to alert you using anonymous reporting

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