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DEL NORTE COUNTY UNIFIED

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BlankBragging about a planned attackBullyingDepression, anxiety or loss of self-controlDrugs and substance abuseFightingGun Violence / ViolenceHarassmentHopelessness, excessive guilt or worthlessnessPersonal CrisisReckless behaviorSafety RiskSocial isolation or withdrawalSuicide threats, cutting or other self-harmTheftThreatVandalismWeapons

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DEL NORTE COUNTY UNIFIED Del Norte High SchoolSunset High School Crescent Elk Middle School Bess Maxwell Elementary SchoolJoe Hamilton Elementary SchoolMargaret Keating Elementary SchoolMary Peacock Elementary SchoolMountain Elementary SchoolPine Grove Elementary SchoolRedwood Elementary SchoolSmith River Elementary School Castle Rock Charter SchoolDel Norte Community School

 

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Tipline: See Something, Say Something

At Del County Office of Education the safety and well-being of our students and staff are our top priorities. We believe that maintaining a secure environment is a collective effort, and we encourage everyone to be vigilant. If you witness any suspicious activity, bullying, harassment, or any behavior that raises concern, please speak up.

How to Report a Concern:

• Anonymous Online Tip Form: Submit your concerns confidentially through our secure online tipe form using the anonymous tip line below.
• Email: Reach out to our team at communications@dnusd.org
• Phone: Report a safety concern to the superintendent's office by calling 707-464-0200.
• In Person: Visit the district office at 301 W. Washington Blvd, Crescent City, CA 95531

Thank you. By reporting, you help us maintain a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

In Case of Emergency:

If there is an immediate threat to safety, please call 911 or contact local law enforcement immediately.