Incident Reporting
Staff submit Discipline or Award incidents from the roster. Discipline includes location, level, and notes.
Features
GuidelineK12 is built for the work schools already do: document the incident, finish follow-up, tell families, and keep a record you can stand behind.
Step 1 of 3: Follow-up details
2026-09-12
Disrespect
Staff submit Discipline or Award incidents from the roster. Discipline includes location, level, and notes.
Level 2 incidents notify school admin for follow-up. Level 1 and procedural reports can send an FYI without opening that loop.
Staff sign in with the Google email already on the roster. Families receive letters without creating a GuidelineK12 account. Nothing to download. It runs in the browser on phones and computers.
School admin and district admin can review what is still open and what has been resolved, and filter the record without starting in a spreadsheet.
When an admin sends a parent letter, it uses your school’s template, including consequence language. Students can receive a notice as well.
Admin classify the incident, record what happened next, and close the loop in one record.
Positive recognition uses the same roster, so praise is documented too.
Staff only see the students and schools they should. Super-admin and district controls stay separate from classroom use.
Built for Schools
Rename Discipline and Award to match the school. District admin edit letter templates. Choose who gets resource, ISAP, letter-home, and All Notifications without making them a school admin. Enable a school when it is ready. Rosters stay synced from Infinite Campus.
See who it’s for →Infinite Campus
Student A
Grade 10 · Example High School
GuidelineK12
Student A
Incidents stay on the right student
From the first incident to the letter home, GuidelineK12 keeps everyone on the same page.