CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting

Make it easier to speak up.

Give your community a safe, anonymous way to report bullying, threats, misconduct, and other concerns.

Why It Matters

When concerns go unreported, opportunities to act are missed.

Someone may see or hear something concerning but hesitate to come forward. Without an accessible way to report a risk, critical information may never reach the people who can help.

CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting makes it easier to share concerns anonymously, giving school leaders the information they need to take action.

35% of students

Cite anonymity, confidence in response, or not knowing how to report as reasons they don't report potential threats.
Source: RAND Corporation, Building More Trust in School Threat Reporting, 2025.

The Benefits

Give your people the confidence to speak up.

Make it easier to share concerns, connect information with the right people, and identify patterns across your campus.

Make reporting easy‍

Provide accessible, anonymous reporting with no app required.

Keep communication open

Give everyone a way to report concerns anytime.

Identify Trends

Gain insight into recurring concerns and patterns.

The Solution

Turn concerns into action.

CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting provides multiple ways to anonymously report threats, vandalism, bullying, and misconduct.

With 24/7 availability, anonymous two-way communication, and notifications to designated response teams, concerns can reach the people equipped to address them.

Multiple ways to report

Web-based reporting, dedicated call and text lines, and multilingual support.

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Connected response teams

Text and email notifications, anonymous two-way communication, and 24/7 monitoring and triage.

Actionable Reporting

Incident-specific forms and districtwide reporting help identify trends.

3.5K+

Schools nationwide

10K+

Bullying reports submitted

25K+

Tips captured annually

Your questions, answered

FAQs

What is anonymous reporting for schools?

Anonymous reporting gives students, staff, and families a way to share safety concerns without identifying themselves. CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting supports reports about bullying, threats, vandalism, employee misconduct, and other concerns.

How does CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting work?

CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting allows students, staff, and families to anonymously report bullying, threats, misconduct, and other concerns through a simple, web-based platform. Designated response team members receive text and email notifications so they can review reports and take appropriate action.

Can students submit anonymous reports without downloading an app?

Yes. Students can submit anonymous reports through a web-based form without downloading an app. Dedicated call and text lines are also available, making it easy to share concerns through multiple channels.

Can school staff communicate with someone who submits an anonymous report?

Yes. CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting supports anonymous two-way communication, allowing designated staff to follow up, request additional information, and address concerns while protecting the reporter's anonymity.

Is anonymous reporting available outside school hours?

Yes. CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, allowing students, staff, and families to report concerns whenever they arise. The solution also includes 24/7 monitoring and triage.

Can districts identify trends across multiple schools?

Yes. CENTEGIX Anonymous Reporting provides districtwide reporting that helps school leaders identify patterns, monitor recurring concerns, and make more informed decisions to strengthen school safety.

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