RCPS reminds families: report concerns to 24/7 tipline; bullying not tolerated
August 10, 2026 | ROANOKE CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
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A Roanoke City Public Schools staff member emphasized that student safety is a priority and that the district does not tolerate bullying. "Part of writing a new chapter together means making sure that every student feels safe and supported," the speaker said, urging students to "say something if they see or hear something concerning."
The speaker directed families to the division's 24/7 tipline, giving a call-or-text number: "(540) 200-1999." The staff member also warned that even jokes or casual comments about threats or weapons "will not be tolerated and have serious consequences." The transcript does not include follow-up procedures or details on how tipline reports are handled.
The speaker directed families to the division's 24/7 tipline, giving a call-or-text number: "(540) 200-1999." The staff member also warned that even jokes or casual comments about threats or weapons "will not be tolerated and have serious consequences." The transcript does not include follow-up procedures or details on how tipline reports are handled.
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