What is Anonymous Alerts?

The Anonymous Alerts anti-bullying and safety reporting system helps combat bullying and other negative activity in schools by empowering students to speak up. Social and peer pressure are some of the hardest obstacles for students to overcome.

The system allows for one-way or two-way anonymous encrypted communications between submitters (students, family members or community members) and district administration and/or school staff. Users of the system have the option to remain anonymous or reveal their identity when submitting a report.

How does it work?

Administrators receive the tips via the report via a form submitted via mobile app or computer. The report will then be investigated or action taken as appropriate.

Computer users may visit https://tips.anonymousalerts.com/libertycsd/ to start a report.

Mobile users can download the app by searching for “Anonymous Alerts” on the Apple Store, Google Play store, or the Chrome store and activate the app by using the code libertycsd.

Reports are sent using a form available online. When sending a tip, submitters select from a drop-down list of common issues they may be facing and then enter the tip message. If they have an image related to the tip, there is an option to attach it to the message. If tip submitters want to include contact information, there are fields that allow them to do so.

When can the system be used?

The system is not for reporting issues that will need immediate assistance. It will be monitored between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Any reports submitted outside of these hours or during holidays will be responded to during the following normally scheduled school day.

If this is an emergency requiring immediate assistance, please call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

How do I make a report?

On the app:

1. Select Send Incident Report
2. Select who is making the report
3. Select which building the incident occurred in.
4. Select the type of incident being reported.
5. Provide details of the report such as time, date location, incident type, who was involved and any other important information.
6. Determine if you want to remain anonymous.
   1. If yes, make sure the toggle at the bottom of the page is on yes or the check box selected.
   2. If no, move the toggle to no or uncheck the box, and fill in your name, email address and/or cellphone number.
7. Hit the submit report button
   1. If you have screenshots, videos or photos to upload to support the report, click Yes on the popup screen, and follow instructions for upload.
   2. Hit no if no additional information will be uploaded.
8. A confirmation code will be provided.
9. Visit My Message Center on the app to view the report and access the anonymous two-way communication regarding the report.

From a computer:

1. Select who is making the report (student, parent, staff, community, security personnel, administrator).
2. Select which building the incident occurred.
3. Select the type of incident being reported from a drop down list of items.
4. In the text box, provide details of the report such as time, date location, incident type, who was involved and any other important information.
5. Click on the box below the text to upload any supporting screenshots, video or photos
6. Hit the submit report button
7. A confirmation code will be displayed on the next screen.
8. Determine if you want to remain anonymous.
   1. If yes, fill out your email or cellphone number in the first set of boxes. The information will not be shared with school administration.
   2. If no, fill in your name, email address or cell phone number. In the second set of boxes
9. Hit the submit button.