Thank you for partnering with OK2SAY to help create a safer school community.
These pages include everything you need to prepare for your upcoming presentation. We've organized the information into two sections:
✅ Required Steps (must be completed before your presentation)
⭐ Optional Resources (help extend learning before and after the presentation)
Every school building is required biannually to complete the OK2SAY School Contact Form so the technicians have an efficient means to communicate with school personnel after hours.
The emergency contact information will be kept confidential and accessed only if there is a life-safety emergency involving a student in the building.
Please save these numbers on your mobile phone for quick access.
If your school uses email filtering or firewall protections, please whitelist the following addresses:
Allowing these addresses enables two-way communication between students and OK2SAY technicians when tips are submitted through the website or mobile app.
This helps technicians gather additional information quickly and provide the most appropriate response.
Elementary School (Grades 4-5)
Topics Addressed:
Middle School (Grades 6–8)
Topics Addressed:
High School (Grades 9–12)
Topic Addressed:
Community Seminar Designed for Parents, guardians and concerned citizens
Topics include:
We encourage school staff to review the videos beforehand.
Important Note for Middle & High School Presentations
Some presentation topics—including suicide, threat, self-harm, abuse, violence, and substance misuse—may be difficult for students who have experienced trauma.
To help create a supportive environment, presenters begin these sessions with a brief content advisory and information about available support resources.
Please share the OK2SAY Presentation - Teacher/Staff Preparation Guide with all appropriate school personnel before the presentation.
The notification includes:
This is a unique leadership and safety opportunity for interested middle schools. It can help bridge the gap between awareness (the OK2SAY presentation) and accountability (the pledge and banner signing ceremony), turning a passive learning moment into a proactive commitment. By facilitating this activity, you reinforce student voice, cultivate shared responsibility, and solidify a school culture where speaking up is expected, supported, and normalized.
Parent Notification and Opt-Out Form [Optional]
An optional document for parents to be notified about and opt-out of the OK2SAY student Safety presentation. The template provides opt-out language and a form to use if you would like to offer parents that choice.
Parental Guide to OK2SAY
Additionally, schools may want to consider sharing the Parental Guide to OK2SAY, which offers a more thorough explanation of the student safety program.
Looking for additional parent resources? Visit the Parent Resources page.
Student OK2SAY Reflection Questions (Debrief)
After the presentation, invite students to complete a brief reflection questionnaire.
Benefits include:
Follow Up Classroom Discussion Questions
We also provide some suggested post-presentation discussion questions. The questions are designed to spark thoughtful small group or class discussions on student safety.
Looking for additional student resources? Visit the Ways to Get Help and the Student Resources page.
Look for additional school resources.
