Stop Bullying
We are committed to creating a safe, inclusive school where every student feels valued and respected. Strong partnerships with families strengthen our efforts to build a positive school culture.
What Is Bullying?
Bullying is repeated, intentional behavior that causes physical, emotional, or social harm and involves a real or perceived power imbalance.
Occasional conflict or disagreements between students are not considered bullying.
Prevention & Positive Culture
We take a proactive, whole-school approach to prevention, including:
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Social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons
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Classroom community circles
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Small-group counseling for friendship and problem-solving skills
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Core Days for Grades 6–8 with thematic topics on bullying prevention
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School assemblies focused on respect and belonging
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Monthly “Manner of the Month” focus
Student Leadership Programs
Our student leadership programs promote kindness, inclusion, and positive peer relationships across campus:
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Safe Buddies
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Safe School Ambassadors
Supervision & Safety
Student safety is supported through consistent supervision:
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Student Advisors, Dean of Students, and Yard Duty personnel supervise students throughout the day
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Staff are assigned to specific areas to ensure full campus coverage
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All Yard Duty personnel receive supervision and safety training
How We Respond
All reports of bullying are taken seriously.
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Reports are reviewed and investigated
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Restorative practices are used when appropriate
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Parents/guardians are informed
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Communication and follow-up are documented
Working Together
Keeping our school safe and respectful is a shared responsibility among students, families, and staff. We encourage open communication and partnership when concerns arise.
📚 Anti-Bullying Resources
Upcoming Anti-Bullying Assembly
Wednesday, April 29
Brian Scott presenting to Grades 2–5