tip411 - Anonymous Tip Program

Please note: tip411 is NOT a substitute for calling the Police Department to report any in-progress incident. If an immediate response is needed, please dial 9-1-1 for emergency services. This program is only monitored during school hours.

Do not submit fraudulent tips. Tips are monitored by law enforcement and campus administrators.

How To Submit a Tip

Anyone can submit an anonymous tip via text message, the app, or online.

Text Message

Anyone with a cell phone can send an anonymous tip to appropriate Allen ISD District personnel by texting the keyword that matches the location (campus) of your tip and tip information to 847411 (tip411). When texting, please remember to type the keyword in all uppercase letters.

Text 847411. In the body of the message, type the keyword in all caps, add a"space" and type your tip details. *See keywords below.

CAMPUS

KEYWORD

Lowery Freshman Center

LFC

Curtis Middle School

CURTIS

Ereckson Middle School

ERECKSON

Ford Middle School

FORD

All Elementary Schools

AISDES

Allen High School

ALLENHS

Download the App

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Be sure to select the correct campus in the dropdown menu when you submit your tip. Please know that if you wish to communicate back and forth with tip411 monitors, you MUST create an account to view conversations.

Online

Simply click the link and submit your tip to the appropriate campus.

CAMPUS

KEYWORD

TIP LINK

Lowery Freshman Center

LFC

Submit a Tip411

Curtis Middle School

CURTIS

Submit a Tip411

Ereckson Middle School

ERECKSON

Submit a Tip411

Ford Middle School

FORD

Submit a Tip411

All Elementary Schools

AISDES

Submit a Tip411

Allen High School

ALLENHS

Submit a Tip411

What information can I report using the tip411 program?

  • Information on the theft of items from an AISD campus or student

  • Information preventing a fight on campus

  • Bullying & Harassment

  • Assault

  • Information on vandalism

  • Concerns about the safety of a peer (child abuse, suicidal thoughts, etc.)

  • Student with drugs or alcohol on campus

  • Student under the influence of drugs or alcohol on campus

  • Student possessing a potential weapon on campus

  • Student threatening the lives of students or staff