Stop Bullying in 2022

Resources for Anti-Bullying Week November 14-18

There's no room for bullies in 2022!

This template has resources for districts, principals, teachers, students, parents, and even bus drivers! Let's teach our students to be upstanders 🙌.

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Comprehensive Resources

Classroom Tool Kits - National Bullying Prevention Center

Free, online educational activities and resources designed to engage students in K-12.

pacer.org

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Specific Initiatives for Your School or Classroom

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top-tips-for-drivers.pdf

Bus Drivers play an important role in reducing bullying. Adapting this a guide for bus drivers in your district could make a big difference.

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What Kids Can Do

If You See Bullying

You know the feeling. You see someone being bullied and you feel scared. Or mad. Or sad. Or helpless. You might wonder what you can do to help. Did you know you're not alone? A lot of kids feel that way about bullying. There are lots of things you can do to help.

pacerkidsagainstbullying.org

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Student Action Plan Against Bullying.pdf

Get students involved in making your classroom or school a bully-free zone with this empowering action plan. Suitable for middle school and older.

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Resources for At-Risk Populations

When Bullying Is Racially Motivated: Recognizing It for What It Is and Supporting Kids to Be Anti-Racist Upstanders - Committee for Children

All forms of bullying harm kids, but biased-based harassment-when the underlying cause or motivation is prejudice-causes specific, increased harm. University of Michigan's Dr. Deborah Rivas-Drake provides recommendations for how adults can recognize racially motivated bullying and support kids to be upstanders.

cfchildren.org

Bullying and Youth with Disabilities and Special Health Needs

Children with disabilities-such as physical, developmental, intellectual, emotional, and sensory disabilities-are at an increased risk of being bullied. Any number of factors- physical vulnerability, social skill challenges, or intolerant environments-may increase the risk. Research suggests that some children with disabilities may bully others as well.

stopbullying.gov

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Cyberbullying

By the Numbers

To really understand the degree to which kids are impacted by cyber-bullying, take a read through these stats -- they are scary, eye-opening, and a must read!

Teachers' Essential Guide to Cyberbullying Prevention | Common Sense Education

What is cyberbullying? How common is cyberbullying? How can I tell if a student is being cyberbullied? When and how should I intervene in a cyberbullying situation? What's my responsibility as a teacher in preventing cyberbullying? What lesson plans and classroom resources are available to address cyberbullying?

commonsense.org

What Parents Can Do

This article offers a manageable set of tips for what parents can do at home to prevent a cyber-bullying situation with their child or on behalf of other children.

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Janice Vest, LPC-Mental Health Service Coordinator MCSS

Janice Vest is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and has a Bachelors in Psychology as well as a Masters in Counseling. She has worked with children and mental health for 25 years. She was previously a Counselor in Morgan County for 9 years before becoming the Mental Health Service Coordinator in Morgan County Schools.

Email: jpvest@morgank12.org
Website: morgank12.org/Page/3416
Location: Morgan County Schools (Morgan County Board of Education), Alabama 67, Decatur, AL, USA
Phone: 256-309-2100.37046
Facebook: facebook.com/Facebook

Stop Bullying in 2022

Resources for Anti-Bullying Week November 14-18

There's no room for bullies in 2022!

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Comprehensive Resources Comprehensive Resources

Classroom Tool Kits - National Bullying Prevention Center

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Specific Initiatives for Your School or Classroom Specific Initiatives for Your School or Classroom

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What Kids Can Do What Kids Can Do

If You See Bullying

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Resources for At-Risk Populations Resources for At-Risk Populations

When Bullying Is Racially Motivated: Recognizing It for What It Is and Supporting Kids to Be Anti-Racist Upstanders - Committee for Children

Bullying and Youth with Disabilities and Special Health Needs

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Cyberbullying Cyberbullying

Teachers' Essential Guide to Cyberbullying Prevention | Common Sense Education

Janice Vest, LPC-Mental Health Service Coordinator MCSS

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Comprehensive Resources

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Specific Initiatives for Your School or Classroom

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What Kids Can Do

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Resources for At-Risk Populations

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Cyberbullying