The Tippecanoe School Corporation does not tolerate bullying and strives to create an environment where students feel comfortable going to an adult to report a problem.

Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones and computers, or online on social media. The Indiana Department of Education provides these resources for Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention and Response.

The TSC provides training to school corporation employees and volunteers who have direct, ongoing contact with students. This training covers the corporation’s bullying prevention policy, plans and procedures.

Any student who believes he or she has been subject to bullying needs to report it immediately, complete an incident report and submit the written report to their school principal.

• Bullying incident report - for students
• Bullying incident report - for parents
• Bullying incident report - for school personnel

The WeTip Hotline allows anyone to make an anonymous report about bullying or any other information related to school safety. The number is 1-800-78-CRIME (1-800-782-7463).

Mental Health America – Wabash Valley Region has a new, free service for families who are looking for mental health or substance use services for themselves or someone in their family. It can be very difficult to know where to start and this service helps families know how to find the right services for them.

To connect with a Mental Health Navigator, call Mental Health America at 765-742-1800 or email navigator@mhawv.org to schedule an appointment.

As always, any parent or guardian who is concerned about the mental health of their child is encouraged to talk to their school counselor during the school day. If you have an immediate concern about the safety of your child or anyone else, please call 911 or contact one of the agencies below:

• Mental Health Association Crisis Line - 765-742-0244 or 1-877-419-1632 (Call or text)
• National Suicide Prevention Hotline – 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
• Indiana Child Abuse Hotline (DCS) – 1-800-800-5556
• Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Office - 765-423-9388

Please use the form below to report harassment.

Harassment Reporting

Text 765-742-0244

Teen Texting Program with Mental Health America of Tippecanoe

IU Health Arnett has partnered with Mental Health America of Tippecanoe County to bring suicide prevention resources to our teens. Knowing that the preferred method of communication is texting, there is a need to provide a local resource for teens to text when feeling stressed or suicidal. The number to text is 765-742-0244.

The Safe2Talk texts are responded by employees and volunteers of Mental Health America of Tippecanoe County (MHA). All texts are responded to in seconds and the line is staffed 24/7.

TSC Middle Schools

Battle Ground Middle School
East Tipp Middle School
Klondike Middle School
Southwestern Middle School
Wainwright Middle School
Wea Ridge Middle School

TSC High Schools

Harrison High School
McCutcheon High School

Student Accident Insurance is available to you through Markel Insurance. If you don’t have other insurance, or you want to explore how to supplement what you have for your child, this plan may be a resource to consider.

To learn more about the coverage available, click here: http://markel.sevencorners.com/

To support remote and virtual learners who may have issues accessing high speed internet, the TSC has installed an outdoor WiFi antenna at each of its elementary and middle schools. The same solution will be installed at the high schools during upcoming renovations. 

The TSC has partnered with Wintek/Tipmont to offer free, public WiFi at four of the outdoor Wifi locations (Klondike Elementary, East Tipp Middle, Southwestern Middle, and Wainwright Middle). This interactive map shows Wintek's public WiFi offerings throughout the region. At these locations, the TSC WiFi networks are available (TSC account required) as well as Wintek's free Wifi Network (no account required). The other 14 locations are only broadcasting the TSC WiFi networks (no free public option). 

To access the outdoor WiFi options, patrons can drive their car near the locations identified on the maps linked below. For the free public options, users will connect their device to the “Free Wintek WiFi” signal. Patrons must agree to Wintek's terms of use before connecting and should treat this with the same caution as any other public internet connection. Use care when connecting to any websites that require a password or personal information. This includes social networking sites, online banking services or any websites that store your credit card information.

To access the TSC WiFi networks, a student or staff username and password is required. Users of these networks are subject to the TSC's Acceptable Use Policies.

Users are strongly encouraged to practice social distancing measures when using the outdoor WiFi at these locations. 

Report any wrongdoing that impacts our schools, our students or our staff! Your call to 1-800-78-CRIME (1-800-782-7463) will allow you to leave your information without identification. Your message will be sent immediately to school officials.

• Anonymous WeTip Hotline