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Cleveland City Schools has partnered with the STOPit App, an online and app-based program to empower students, parents, and teachers to anonymously report concerns to school officials for Cleveland Middle and Cleveland High Schools.
How to Report Your Concern
You may submit anonymous reports with text, photos, or videos through STOPit.
Download the STOPit app or visit the website and use the district access code provided to each grade level by their campus administrators.
Click on your "STOPit" icon
Select your school
Make your report
Grade Level | STOPit Code |
---|---|
6th Grade | Raiders2031 |
7th Grade | Raiders2030 |
8th Grade | Raiders2029 |
9th Grade | Raiders2028 |
10th Grade | Raiders2027 |
11th Grade | Raiders2026 |
12th Grade | Raiders2025 |
A soft lockdown is a short-term measure implemented to isolate students and staff from the non-threatening situation at the school or in the community. Students continue to hold a fairly regular school experience. Outside doors are locked, students are not allowed to go outside, and students may remain in the same class for an extended period. This may happen due to a medical emergency at the school or police activity near the school building.
A lockdown is implemented when an imminent threat is identified on the campus, or the school is directed by law enforcement to implement a lockdown. Staff will secure their classrooms and hold in place until law enforcement gives clearance. No one will be allowed to enter the building during this time.
An evacuation occurs when the building is or may become dangerous. Students and staff are directed to exit the building to a safe area outside. Some other examples include fire/smoke, gas leak, and a threat.
During a weather alert, students and staff move to a specific area and prepare as trained and practiced to shelter-in-place. Some examples of these are extreme weather (severe storm, tornado etc.).