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For K-12 Districts & Campuses

School Incident Management Software

Capture every student injury, altercation, and behavioral incident in one consistent, defensible record across every school in your district. It works the moment something happens, even with no signal.

Works offline · No install · Encrypted & audit-logged by default

Paper incident forms are a liability waiting to happen

Forms get lost

Paper incident reports live in a nurse’s drawer or a teacher’s backpack. When a parent disputes how an injury was handled, the record is nowhere to be found.

Everyone reports differently

Nurses, coaches, and teachers each document a playground or sports injury their own way. There’s no consistent, defensible standard across schools.

No central visibility

District risk managers can’t see what happened across campuses until it’s already a problem, or a lawsuit.

One consistent record for every student incident

Standardized student incident reports

Every nurse and staff member captures the same fields the same way: injury, location, witnesses, response, and parent notification. That makes reports consistent and defensible.

Works offline, anywhere on campus

Field trips, gyms, and dead-zone hallways are no problem. Documentation starts the moment an incident happens and syncs when you’re back online.

District-wide visibility

See incidents across every school in one place, with role-based access so each campus only sees its own. It’s built for districts of 5 to 40 schools.

Parent-ready in minutes

Generate a clean, professional report you can share with parents the same day, with a documented notification trail.

Encrypted & audit-logged

Every record is encrypted on the device and in transit, with an audit trail of who changed what and when.

Body diagram, photos & signatures

Mark exactly where an injury occurred, attach photos, and capture signatures. It’s far stronger than a handwritten note.

Built for everyone responsible for student safety

From a single private school to a 40-campus district.

K-12 public districtsPrivate & charter schoolsUniversity campus safetySchool nursesAthletics departmentsDistrict risk managersSpecial education teams

Documentation your district can defend

Defensible audit trailTitle IX incident documentationFERPA-conscious data handlingState-mandated injury reportingEncrypted on device & in transitRole-based access per campus

Questions teams ask before switching

What should be in a student incident report?
A defensible student incident report should capture who was involved, the date, time, and exact location, a description of what happened, any injuries (ideally marked on a body diagram), the response and first aid given, witnesses, and a record of when and how parents were notified. Clear ePCR Software captures all of these in one consistent form so nothing is missed.
How do schools report injuries to parents?
Most schools notify parents the same day by phone and follow up with a written report. With a digital incident system you can generate a clean, professional report immediately and log exactly when the parent was notified, which protects the district if the response is ever questioned.
Is there an app for school accident reports?
Yes. Clear ePCR Software is a web-based app that runs on any phone, tablet, or laptop with nothing to install. Nurses and staff can document a playground or sports injury on the spot, even offline, and it syncs to a central district view automatically.
Can we track incidents across multiple schools?
Yes. Districts get a central view of incidents across every campus, with role-based access so each school only sees its own records while risk managers and administrators see the full picture.
Does it work without internet or Wi-Fi?
Yes. It’s offline-first. Reports are created and saved locally (encrypted) the moment an incident happens, then sync automatically once a connection returns. A weak signal on a field trip never stops documentation.

See it with your own incident workflow

Try the live demo in two minutes, or get a quote for your district.