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Reporting Tools and Resources

Safe2Help Confidential Reporting Tool

Safe2Help Illinois is a state-of-the-art, confidential way for students to safely report concerns such as bullying, suicide, school violence, or other threats to safety. This program, run by the State of Illinois, offers 24/7 monitoring and will alert school staff, mental health professionals, and/or local law enforcement officials, depending on the nature of the safety concern. 

Key Features of Safe2Help Illinois Include:

  • 24/7 access via app, text (SAFE2 to 72332), phone (844-4-SAFEIL), and the website (safe2helpil.com)
  • Safe2Help confidential reporting is designed to encourage students to “Seek Help Before Harm”
  • Information is shared immediately with district officials and/or local emergency services, contingent upon the situation
  • A focus on prevention, not punishment, to build a culture of trust and support

Click Here to Visit Safe2Help's Website

To discuss a situation directly with a school administrator, please call your school office.

District 67:

  • Cherokee - (847) 234-3805

  • Everett - (847) 234-5713

  • Sheridan - (847) 234-1160

  • DPM-East - (847) 615-4470

  • DPM-West - (847) 604-7400

District 115:

  • Lake Forest High School - (847) 234-3600

We also encourage anyone with knowledge of (or concern about) possible misconduct, past or present, to email HumanResources@lfschools.net or contact local law enforcement.

As stakeholders, our parents, guardians, and families play a significant role in school safety and security. Please have regular conversations with your children about the importance of notifying school officials when they see or hear any suspicious activity involving any of our schools. It is equally important to discuss the consequences of making/implying threats, in person, or on social media.This dialogue can help our students understand the negative impact that this type of behavior can have on our schools, as well as on their friends and their future.

Additionally, parents, guardians, and families are encouraged to contact your principal, school counselor, or LFHS Educational Services if they believe their child can benefit from counseling or any other support. For more information at LFHS, please call (847) 582-7317.