Doorstop Education

Safety

Anonymously report harassment, assault or bullying

Tell an adult at your school what’s happening without putting your name on it.

Short answer

Pick an adult at your school you trust, like a vice principal, counselor or your school’s Title IX coordinator. We email your report to them from a Doorstop Education address, with no name or email attached, and we don’t keep a copy.

If an adult is hurting you, or you’re in danger, don’t rely on an anonymous email. Use the numbers below.

Send an anonymous report

A vice principal, counselor, or Title IX coordinator. Their emails are usually on the school website.

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Subject: Anonymous report from a student - please take the time to read

Added at the end: “This report was sent through Doorstop Education (doorstopeducation.org), a nonprofit that helps students and teachers build trust. The student who wrote it chose to stay anonymous, and we cannot identify them. If you think this tool was misused, reply to this email and our team will look into it.”

Before it sends, an automatic check makes sure the message isn’t aimed at insulting or threatening anyone. We don’t save your message, your name, or your email.

Next steps

When a teacher crosses a line

Red flags, scripts, and who to tell.

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Your rights at school

What your school can and can’t do, in one page.

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