By: Sam Stone
Updated: 30 March, 2026
The 2025 STOP School Violence Program, offered through the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), offers a pivotal funding opportunity for K-12 districts to strengthen student safety.
As student online risks grow, integrating real-time monitoring, content filtering, and classroom management tools is becoming essential.
By providing districts with critical financial support to invest in these types of technologies, the STOP Program enables K-12 schools to move beyond traditional security measures and toward a comprehensive safety framework.
The deadline to apply for this funding is approaching fast, with two key dates for interested districts to be aware of:
Here’s what you need to know about how to access STOP funding for your district and which solutions are eligible for this program.
Administered by the BJA, the Student, Teachers, and Officers Preventing (STOP) School Violence Program provides up to $1 million per district to support evidence-based initiatives that:
This program offers an opportunity for K-12 districts to fund school safety technology and digital monitoring tools that enhance early intervention and student wellbeing.
The STOP Program recognizes that effective prevention combines human insight with technological support. By funding threat detection software and behavioral monitoring tools, it empowers schools to identify and support at-risk students earlier, to effectively address concerns before they escalate.
Linewize Monitor delivers real-time alerts on student online activity that may signal self-harm, bullying, or violence. It enables behavioral threat assessment teams to intervene early, offering timely support and helping to prevent student safety crises before they occur.
Linewize’s content-aware, hybrid filter blocks access to harmful, violent, or distracting content, promoting safe and focused digital learning environments. It is a key component of comprehensive school safety strategies, helping districts meet prevention goals and maintain compliance.
Classwize gives teachers real-time visibility and control over student device activity, supporting safe and effective classroom management. This transparency fosters digital accountability and reduces IT workload, creating a more connected approach to student safety.
Together, these tools form a holistic digital safety ecosystem that reflects the STOP School Violence Program’s mission: to prevent threats, promote wellbeing, and strengthen school communities.
Applications for the 2025 STOP School Violence Program are open now. Districts may apply for up to $1 million in funding.
There are two important dates to adhere to:
Eligible applicants include:
To craft a strong grant proposal, your district should:
Our expert team is here to help you identify how STOP funding can support your digital safety initiatives, align with federal priorities, and ensure compliance with student data protection standards.
Contact us today to learn how Linewize can support your district’s grant application or student safety plan.
Together, we can build safer, smarter, and more connected school communities.
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