Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, reminds school personnel, parents, and students the Courage2ReportMO program provides a safe and confidential way to report any concerns regarding their safety or the safety of others.
These concerns may include assault, bullying/repeated harassment, cyberbullying, fighting, guns, homicide, human trafficking, knife, planned school attack, imminent school shooting, school shooting threat, sexual offense, suicide-other person (third party), or a terrorism threat (extremism). Those reporting their concerns may remain anonymous by not providing their name.
There are several ways concerned persons may submit a C2R report:
• Through an Apple or Google Play Courage2Report mobile app.
• By making an online report via https://www.Courage2ReportMO.com.
Reports are sent to the appropriate school and/or law enforcement agency for investigation and follow-up. C2R Missouri requires a disposition report be returned on each tip report, notifying the MSHP of the outcome.
Schools are urged to verify their administrative contact information is up-to-date and available to C2R staff. This ensures the correct individuals are notified in the event a C2R report involves their school. Any schools that are not currently participating in the C2R program may request a C2R Missouri School Contact Form from the administrative office.
For more information, call the C2R Missouri Administrative Office at 866-362-6422.
