Anonymous Alerts is a trusted school safety reporting platform that enables students to anonymously report bullying, behavior, safety concerns using a mobile or web-based app, 24/7.

The Indiana Office of School Safety is responsible for school safety specialist training and certifications, and it supports Hoosier schools' safety efforts in a variety of ways by establishing and maintaining guidelines on school facility security, emergency response protocols and school safety plans.

The Michigan State Police Office of School Safety is committed to delivering quality services to schools throughout the state of Michigan. By fostering communication with law enforcement, the OSS will promote strategies to encourage safe and secure learning environments that reduce threats, build trust, and improve the quality of life for K-12 students in Michigan.

The National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) was established as a component of the Secret Service in 1998 to provide research and guidance in direct support of the Secret Service protective mission, and to others with public safety responsibilities.

The Ohio School Safety Center is responsible for assisting local schools and first responders with preventing, preparing for, and responding to threats and acts of violence, including self-harm, through a holistic, solutions-based approach to improving school safety.

Beginning with the 26-27 school year, Michigan schools and local law enforcement agencies must utilize the Standard Response Protocol, per an amendment to the Revised School Code (1976 PA 451).