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STOPit - Anonymous Reporting
We are pleased to announce that our district and schools are now using STOPit, an online anonymous reporting system that is designed to deter bullying, discrimination, and other inappropriate or unsafe behaviors.
Students and families can use STOPit to:
make anonymous reports through the STOPit mobile app, website, or via phone with the 24/7 Incident Response Center
submit photo or video evidence (App/Web Only)
alert school administrators to issues early, before they escalate
connect immediately via text with certified mental health counselors through the Crisis Text Line located in the app
Students and family members have the power to help put an end to harmful and inappropriate behavior they see online through social media and other means. Students can use STOPit to reach out for help if they or a peer are facing a personal crisis or experiencing bullying, abuse, or are in need of mental health support.
STOPit can be used to report:
bullying
cyberbullying
discrimination
harassment
violence
threats
weapons
alcohol or drug-related issues
mental health struggles like suicidal ideations
How does STOPit work?
Students or family members make a tip via mobile app, website, or phone hotline.
Incident Response Center monitors and reviews the submission.
School administrators receive and act on tip submissions.
How to report your concern
Website: https://appweb.stopitsolutions.com/directory
Mobile App: Download the app from the App Store or Google Play, search Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified, and select your school.
Phone: Call the 24/7 Incident Response Center to submit a report at 909-363-3306
STOPit is anonymous
No personal information is needed to use STOPit. The only way personally identifiable information will be accessible through STOPit is if a student/family member voluntarily includes it within the content of a request or report. YCJUSD and STOPit are committed to protecting the privacy of student data. STOPit is a signatory to the Student Privacy Pledge, spearheaded by the Future of Privacy Forum and the Software & Information Industry Association. You may review STOPit's Privacy Policy for details, including more information on how anonymous reporting works.
STOPit Training Video - Students Grades 3-6
STOPit Training Video - Students Grades 7-12
Frequently Asked Questions
Is STOPit really anonymous?
STOPit is truly anonymous. The school has no ability to identify the submitter of a report or message. At their discretion, an end user may choose to voluntarily provide identifying information in the content of their report or message.
How does the STOPit mobile app work?
Once the STOPit mobile app is downloaded to the student's phone, it provides them with several powerful features. The Report feature can be used to anonymously submit an incident report consisting of an image, video, and/or text to school contacts who can respond to the incident and get help to the student in need. The STOPit mobile app also allows for anonymous two-way communication between students and school administrators with STOPit Messenger.
What student information does the school or user need to provide to STOPit?
None! STOPit does not require any end-user information whatsoever. Information provided by STOPit app users is also kept private and secure. Please read STOPit Privacy Policy
To learn more about our commitment to keeping data provided by students safe, learn more about the Student Privacy Pledge, to which STOPit is a signatory.
Can STOPit be used by children under the age of 13?
The STOPit app (and its browser-based version) may be used by children under the age of 13. YCJUSD urges parents to contact the school's administration to learn more about how the school uses STOPit and the data we provide them.
Who receives the reports my child submits via STOPit?
Reports and Messenger messages will be received by the contacts designated by the school and district administrators.
Can I as a parent, teacher, or community member use STOPit?
Yes, parents, teachers and community members can make an anonymous report via the STOPit app or through the web reporting link.