Bullying Prevention Month
Bullying Prevention Month
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overview
overview
This is a "mini" campaign, which means we don't currently have an implementation strategy tailored specifically to it.
This is a "mini" campaign, which means we don't currently have an implementation strategy tailored specifically to it.
the messaging
the messaging
Sensitive topics, like bullying, can sometimes be awkward or uncomfortable to bring up with your pre-teen. However, making sure your child understands what bullying looks like, how to stand up to it, and where to get help can prevent them from experiencing the negative consequences of bullying.
You can see the post-specific messaging here:
the data
the data
42% of students reported being bullied in the past year either at school, where they spend free time, or online.
1 out of 2 Junior High students (7th and 8th graders) reported being bullied in the past year either at school, where they spend free time, or online.
Junior high students (7th-8th graders) were more likely to report being bullied than high school students (9th-12th graders) in the past year.
49% of female students report being bullied compared to 35% of male students.
The most common place teens report being bullied is on school property.
81% of students who report being bullied electronically also report being bullied in another location (either on school property or where they spend free time).
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