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~Bullying Prevention~
~Bullying Prevention~
Prevention means stopping something from happening or making it less likely. Bullying prevention is when people promote kindness and respect to create safer, healthier communities.
~What Bullying Looks Like~
~How to Protect Kids from Bullies~
~How to Protect Kids from Bullies~
Keep Communication Open – Encourage kids to talk about their day. Let them know bullying is not their fault and they should tell a trusted adult.
Look for Warning Signs – Watch for changes in mood, avoiding school, lost items, or unexplained injuries.
Teach Confidence – Show kids how to stand tall, speak firmly, and walk away from bullies.
Monitor Online Activity – Check their social media, set privacy controls, and teach them not to share personal info.
Encourage Friendships – Help them build strong friendships by joining clubs, sports, or activities.
Involve the School – Report bullying to teachers or administrators. If it gets serious, contact authorities.
Be a Role Model – Show kindness and respect, and teach kids to stand up for others.
Help Them Cope – Teach healthy ways to deal with stress, like talking, exercising, or doing hobbies. Remind them bullying is about the bully, not them.
Bullying Prevention Presentation
Bullying Prevention Presentation
Our school district offers services to all students and families that promote and support the partnerships of our schools, families, and community. Our School has partnered with Syntero, Inc. to provide education on essential topic of Bullying Prevention.
This presentation will focus on the definition of bullying and ways to prevent it. Students will learn to differentiate between bullying, teasing, and being rude. Students will also learn the meaning of “bystander” and “upstander” as it relates to bullying situations. Students will learn communication strategies and determine most effective. Finally students will learn what to do if they, or someone they know, are being bullied.
The presentation was held on Wednesday, 10/16. Please use the link below to watch the recording.
Bullying Prevention Presentation
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