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The school district has a significant role to play in the prevention of bullying. Administrators must create a climate that encourages a caring community and simultaneously they need to institute systems to report bully incidents. This section gives information on what schools should be doing to prevent bullying and how to handle bully and cyberbullying events once they have occurred. Actual flow charts and interview tools are provided.
Bully Prevention The School's Role
Creating a Caring Community
Decision Tree
Student Threat Documentation
Threat Assesment Report
What Works
Bully Resource
Articles of Interest
ScienceDaily:
Girls Twice As Likely As Boys to Remain Victims
High School Put-Downs Make It Hard For Students To Learn, Study Says
Bullying Behavior: Blame It On Bad Genes?
Genetic Link Between Physical Pain and Social Rejection
New Tactics To Tackle Bystander's Role In Bullying
No Bullies Here: Student Labels Of 'Bullying' Can Be Misleading
Share And Share Alike: How The Modern World Affects Our Tendency To Share
Students Who Feel Connected To Peers, Teachers Are More Inclined To Warn Of Dangerous Fellow Student
Live Science:
'Empathy Gap': Why Some Can't See Bully Victims' Pain
Vanguard / Exploring Educational Leadership:
'Dignity for All: Bullying in Our Schools
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