Ramapo Indian Hills submitted its Student Safety Data System report for 2025-26, the state's required accounting of incidents involving violence, vandalism, substance abuse, weapons and confirmed harassment, intimidation and bullying. Districtwide, 23 reportable incidents were recorded: three involving violence, 14 involving substances and six confirmed HIB incidents. Indian Hills accounted for 11 — two violence, seven substances, two confirmed HIB. Ramapo accounted for 12 — one violence, seven substances, four confirmed HIB. Superintendent Shauna DeMarco said there were no vandalism or weapons incidents at either high school last year, and cautioned that "the numbers alone never tell the whole story."