Students can confidentially report anything that concerns or threatens you, your friends, your family or your community.
Students often won’t talk to their parents, teachers, ministers, or others in authority. That’s part of growing up. But tragedy can happen when they don’t talk to someone about a friend considering suicide or about someone they suspect may be planning an attack on a school.
The State of Wyoming, working with school districts and mental health professionals, has adopted a computer and phone application tip line — Safe2Tell Wyoming — for people to confidentially report potentially harmful and violent behaviors.
