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Intergenerational Schools

Report Bullying or Safety Concerns

Help Keep Our Schools Safe

At the Intergenerational Schools, we believe learning happens best when students feel safe, cared for, and respected. We work hard to create a school community where everyone is kind to each other.

Read on to learn more about how to prevent bullying, and how to report any concerns about bullying or safety at our schools.

About Bullying

What is bullying? Should I report an incident?

View our Bullying Reporting Dashboard 

How to Report Bullying

If you see or experience bullying, please report it. You can report bullying in several ways:

Safety Hotline (Anonymous)

Call or text: (844) 723-3764 or (844) SAFEROH

This hotline is anonymous—you don’t have to give your name. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

School Main Office

Report bullying to the front office during school hours.

School Counselors

Near West: Email mdevito@nearwestschool.org
TIS–East: Email pwilson@tisonline.org

Tell Any Staff Member

Students are also encouraged to tell any teacher or staff member at school.

What Information Should I Include in My Report?

When you report bullying, please be prepared to share this information so we can help you best:

  1. What happened? Explain the incident or problem.
  2. Where did it happen? (Classroom, hallway, bus, playground, online, etc.)
  3. Who was involved? Names of students if you know them.
  4. Which school? Near West or TIS-East?

Thank you for doing your part to STOP BULLYING in our schools and keep our buildings SAFE! 

Community Meetings

For information about this topic, please log into Bloomz or contact your student's school.

Sports, Clubs & After School

Beyond the school day, students at the Intergenerational Schools have opportunities to explore their interests, build new skills, and connect with peers through a variety of after-school clubs and activities. These programs are led by teachers, parent volunteers, and community partners, and they change throughout the year based on student interest and available resources.

From creative arts and storytelling to cooking, gardening, journalism, and theater, clubs offer students a chance to discover what excites them in a supportive, multi-age environment. Recent clubs have included crochet, upcycling, health leadership, Girl Scouts, theater in partnership with Playhouse Square, cooking through Food Strong, and student journalism. Each campus offers different programs each quarter, so check Bloomz for current offerings and sign-up information.

On-Site After-School Care at TIS-East

The Intergenerational School – East partners with the Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Ohio to provide on-site after-school care. Families interested in this program should enroll directly through the Boys & Girls Club.

Transportation to Off-Site Childcare

Both campuses provide bus transportation to participating childcare centers near each school. Current participating centers include:

Near West:

  • Horizon Education Centers
  • Tiny Footsteps Child Enrichment Center

TIS-East:

  • East End Neighborhood House
  • Fundamentals Academy
  • The Meeting Place
  • Boys & Girls Club
  • Starting Point

Note: This list is subject to change. Please contact your campus to confirm current after-school transportation options to off-site childcare facilities.

Near West: (216) 961-4308
TIS-East: (216) 721-0120