It's about our health and strength. It's about wholeness and wellness. It's about our relationships with ourselves and others.
Are you in need of help? We are here for you!
We’ve put together a list of resources and contacts to help you report safety concerns, as well as get critical support and guidance.
Just click on the links below to get started.
Help can be just a phone call, email, or text away.
This list is not exhaustive. For more resources, visit or the .
See something, say something! Use the web or mobile app to report school threats and safety concerns.
If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1 immediately.
To report alleged employee misconduct, use the .
Please be sure to fully complete the form so that the district staff can better respond to your concern. You may choose to remain anonymous or provide contact information for a callback.
Bullying is never ok! Report incidents of bullying immediately through our Bullying Prevention Hotline. To make a report, call our Bullying Prevention Hotline at 904-390-2255. Or text, 390Call@duvalschools.org. Learn more on our Bullying Prevention Website.
You have a right to be safe at school and learn in an environment free from sexual discrimination and harassment.
These rights are rooted in Title IX.
Title IX is a federal civil rights law that makes sex-based discrimination and harassment illegal in schools. Under Title IX, mandated to respond to allegations of discrimination and harassment and investigate complaints in accordance with federal regulations.
Note - Sexual discrimination and harassment are also prohibited in School Board Policy. In part, our Anti-Discrimination policy states that "the Board will not tolerate sexual harassment, or any other form of illegal harassment by any of its employees, students, volunteers, or agents."
To report sexual discrimination and harassment:
Need immediate mental and emotional health support? Use the community and national resources below.
Resources for children and families who are struggling with access to healthy food and nutrition. Note that all school breakfast and lunch meals are provided to students at no cost.
Providing services for students and families who are experiencing homelessness.
С³óߣ Homeless Support Services
Human trafficking occurs when an individual uses force, fraud or coercion to control another person for the purpose of soliciting labor or services against the victim's will. Please contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline if you or someone you know needs help.
Mental health counseling for children and teenagers is available at the community organizations below.
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Services include a 24-hour hotline, crisis intervention, assistance with medical exams and criminal justice proceedings, advocacy, peer support groups, and counseling.
It's never too late to get help! Use the information below to get support if you or someone you know is thinking of suicide.
Assistance and support for students in recovery for substance abuse.
