The South Butler School District announced Tuesday it has added a link to the Safe2Say Something page from the Web pages of the district’s four schools and home Web page.

The anonymous school safety reporting system was rolled out statewide by Pennsylvania’s Attorney General’s office in January.

The program allows students, teachers and parents to submit anonymous tips to a state “crisis center” using a smart phone application, phone number or website. The state crisis center screens the reports and sends information to relevant schools and emergency dispatchers.

The district reported all South Butler students in grades six through 12 have been trained in how and when to use the tip line.