TTUSD District Update
May/June 2025
We're excited to introduce STOPit, an anonymous reporting app that empowers students and parents to contribute to a safer school environment. We encourage talking directly to school staff, but we also understand there are times when anonymous reporting feels safer.
With STOPit, our school community can:
Anonymously report concerns: Including bullying, self-harm, inappropriate behaviors, and safety concerns.
Submit photo or video evidence.
Access the 24/7 Crisis Text Line: For immediate support, day or night.
Connect directly with school leaders.
Request wellness checks from law enforcement when needed.
STOPit is now on all student Chromebooks and can be downloaded to personal devices through the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Our schools provided age-appropriate training to ensure effective and responsible use.
This app strengthens our existing safety measures, ensuring no incident goes unreported. We urge families to download STOPit and discuss it with their children. Thank you for your partnership in creating a safe and supportive environment for all our students.
Our Measure AA Citizens Oversight Committee wrapped up its final meeting for the school year on April 29th. We're happy to share that Hayden Pruitt was elected as the committee chairperson for next year.
Measure AA, a voter-approved $148 parcel tax, provides crucial funding for our schools, and we are incredibly grateful for your continued support! During the meeting, we heard how this funding directly impacts our students at Donner Trail Elementary and Alder Creek Middle School.
