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FCPS outlines notification channels and confidential tip line for school safety
Summary
FCPS reviewed its channels for notifying families about schedule changes and emergencies — website banners, social media and subscriptions — and promoted a confidential anonymous tip line available online, by text or by phone.
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Dawson said FCPS will post prominent banners on its homepage and use Twitter and Facebook to notify families of schedule changes or emergencies; caregivers can subscribe to school‑specific news to receive targeted messages. He pointed to a short example message to show how delays or closures appear.
He also described an FCPS confidential and anonymous tip line with three reporting methods: online, text or call. "If you see something, you say something," Dawson said, adding that reporting also requires action: "If you see something, you say something, you do something."

