A bully is someone who does something that is unwanted to gain a sense of power over another. This could be done by physically harming, name-calling, or sharing embarrassing images to name a few things. A bully does these things repeatedly to shame or harm someone.
How do I report bullying?
There are multiple ways to address bullying. A few of them would be...
Tell an adult. You can tell a trusted adult like your parent, family member, or teacher. They will be able to support you and get help when needed.
Report an event to the LSOA Administration Team by filling out the following form.
Send an email to Reportbullying@LSOA.org. (Please note that sending an email to this address will provide identifying information.)
Resources
Stopbullying.gov - A resource with articles, videos and information on how to address all forms of bullying.
Identifying Bullying - An article from Cook Children's Hospital on how to spot bullying and what to do to address it.
Committee for Children - A wide variety of tools and resources to support students and parents.
