Report an Issue
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Poudre School District believes in ensuring all people - students, parents and staff - are honored in our schools and workplaces. It is important that you report your concerns or what you and/or a friend/colleague have experienced. Striving towards inclusive excellence takes us all.
To support our commitment, please see below for how you can report any concerns or things that negatively impact the student and staff experience in our district.
Make a Report
Safe2Tell |
Sexual Harassment and Other Incidents of Concern |
Child Abuse |
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Report a safety concern on the Safe2Tell website, call 1-877-542-7233, or text S2TCO to 738477. See examples below or find more information on the PSD Safe2Tell Report Process web page. |
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Procedures for staff (mandatory reporters) or anyone who needs to report child abuse or neglect Everyone should report child abuse if they suspect it. At PSD, every employee is considered a mandatory reporter. All staff take a mandatory reporter training and have a responsibility to keep students and our community safe. Those who are unsure about reporting, should ask their supervisor for assistance or call student services at 970-490-3033. For those still unsure: It is better to report concerns than not report them. If you suspect child abuse or neglect, take this action: 1) PSD staff and community members: Call the Larimer County Department of Human Services at: 970-498-6990 and provide them with an oral report. 2) PSD Staff: You must also complete the required Known or Suspected Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment Reporting Form and submit it to Larimer County Department of Human Services at hubstaff@co.larimer.co.us. |
Examples and More Information
Safe2Tell |
Sexual Harassment and Other Incidents of Concern |
Child Abuse |
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Safe2Tell Colorado provides an anonymous way for students, parents, school staff and community members to report concerns regarding their safety. Examples:
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Sexual Harassment: Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits discrimination based on sex in education programs and activities (including sexual harassment, sexual violence, and gender-based harassment). Examples:
Other Incidents of Concern: Students, parents and staff can report experiences that negatively impact them based on race, gender, culture, religious belief, socio-economic status and sexual orientation. Examples:
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Everyone should report child abuse if they suspect it. For information about mandatory reporting see Colorado Revised Statute 19-3-304 or visit the Colorado Office of School Safety Mandatory Reporting web page. Examples of child abuse:
Learn more about child abuse and how to recognize it: |