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Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools

The Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools Information/Tip Hotline is designed to provide students, parents, and community members with a secure and proactive way to report safety concerns. It enhances communication among stakeholders, empowers everyone involved, and promotes a safe, healthy school environment. Available 24/7, this hotline allows for reporting incidents via voicemail, online submissions, or email. The At-Risk Youth Coordinator acts as the first responder, ensuring swift action. For more information, contact my Safe School at myafeschool@nrms.org or call 252-220-0677.

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Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools

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  1. Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools Information/Tip Hotline

  2. mysafeschool@nrms.org252-220-0677 Purpose Outcomes • To provide students, parents, and community members a secure and proactive way to share information regarding safety issues within Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools • Enhanced communication among all stake holders • Empowerment for all stakeholders • Continued promotion of safe, orderly, and healthy schools

  3. Interesting Facts Regardingwww.mysafeschool@nrms.org • Reporting tool for school safety issues • Posters being made for all NRMPS with Safe School contact information • At-Risk Youth Coordinator is first responder and Hearing Officer is secondary • Available 24 hours a day • Accessible to students, parents/guardians, faculty/staff, and concerned community members • Incident/Event can be reported multiple ways: • Voicemail • Online report/Email • Text

  4. Work in Progress: More to Come!

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