Report a Safety Concern

PASD provides multiple ways for students, staff, parents, and community members to report concerning behavior. We encourage individuals to "see something, say something" so concerns can be addressed promptly, and appropriate support can be provided.

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1. Report Directly to the School

Phoenixville Area High School
Dr. Rose Scioli Phone: 484-927-5100

Phoenixville Area Middle School
Justin McCord Phone: 484-927-5200

Barkley Elementary School
Dr. Samuel Gonzalez Phone: 484-927-5300

Hares Hill Elementary School
Kyle Worrell Phone: 484-927-5250

Manavon Elementary School
Dr. Nikki Celotto Phone: 484-927-5350

Schuylkill Elementary School
Lisa McConlogue Phone: 484-927-5400 

Phoenixville Area Early Learning Center
Dr. Nikki Celotto Phone: 484-927-5450

District Administration Office
Dr. Chamise Taylor Phone: 484-927-5040


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2. District-Wide Wellness Hotline

[email protected]
Students, families, and staff may submit concerns about wellness and safety in school. This may include individual incidents, general concerns, or tips on potential situations. Direct threats or threatening behavior should be reported directly to your student's school principal or to Safe2Say Something hotline (see below).


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3. Bullying/Cyberbullying Prevention (Middle School Specific)

Bullying/Cyberbullying is repeated, intentional behavior that hurts, intimidates, or targets another student. It can happen in person, in writing, online (cyberbullying), or through physical actions. Bullying can make students feel unsafe, interfere with learning, and disrupt the school environment. 

Please use this bullying prevention form to report bullying/cyberbullying concerns that may have taken place at PAMS. 


safety sheild with check mark4. Safe2Say Something

A youth violence prevention program by the PA Attorney General that teaches youth and adults to recognize warning signs, especially on social media, and report potential threats anonymously to themselves or others. 

There are three ways to submit an anonymous tip:
1. Call the Tip Line: 1-844-2729 or 1-844-SAF2SAY
2. Use the Website: Safe2SaySomething
3. Download and use the mobile app

Here is how it works:
• Submit an anonymous tip report through the Safe2Say Something system
• Crisis center reviews, assesses and processes all submissions
• Crisis center sends all submissions to school administration and/or law enforcement for intervention
• If needed, crisis center may contact tipster anonymously through the app


Anyone can and should report possible threats to the school principal or the Executive Director of Schools and Safety, Dr. Chamise Taylor, 484-927-5040. Please visit our safety and security departmental page for more information on practices and available resources.

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