LTHS Protect Our Porters

Don't Spread It! - Report It!

Safety is a top priority at Lockport Township High School. That is why we provide students, parents, and community members the ability to anonymously report bullying or other safety concerns that affect our school and its students.

If you have a concern, please click the appropriate button above to report it. Doing so will greatly assist our principals and administrators in addressing the issue. When information is reported, rather than spread on social media, it enables us to take immediate action to keep our school safe.

All tips are anonymous unless you choose to identify yourself. Helpful information would include the who, what, when, and where an incident occurred.

If a matter requires immediate attention, please contact local law enforcement.

REPORT A THREAT
REPORT BULLYING
REPORT DISCRIMINATION/SEXUAL HARASSMENT
NEED EMOTIONAL OR MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT?
TITLE IX GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE

Call 911 if you are in immediate danger

Request Guidance Services

Request Guidance Services

Need some support? Students can use the link below to request an appointment with a guidance counselor or social worker.

Families can also connect with counselors and social workers using the LTHS Guidance Staff Directory.

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Crisis Text Line

Crisis Text Line

Who is it for? The Crisis Text Line is for anyone who is in crisis. It provides a person, at the end of the line, who is ready to listen, without you even speaking.

Text REACH to 741 741 from anywhere in the US to text with a trained Crisis Counselor. Crisis Text Line trains volunteers to support people in crisis.

Call 1-800-273-8255, or Dial or Text 988 (Help is available 24 hours) for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.  Don’t be afraid to reach out to friends and trusted adults in your life for support. 

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Mental Health & Community Resources

Mental Health & Community Resources

Sometimes families need support that goes beyond the in-school resources available. Counselors and social workers can help students and families seeking services to deal with mental health, addiction, and a host of other crises and hardships.

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