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Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Electronic Subscription

Now Exclusively Available For Larger School Districts. Bobby Christensen Regional Manager and Business Development Manager. Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Electronic Subscription. What is the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program?.

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Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Electronic Subscription

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  1. Now Exclusively Available For Larger School Districts Bobby Christensen Regional Manager and Business Development Manager Olweus Bullying Prevention ProgramElectronic Subscription

  2. What is the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program? • The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (OBPP) is the most researched and most widely known program of its kind. • OBPP is a whole-school program that addresses bullying at the schoolwide, classroom, individual and community levels. • Schools that have used the program have seen significant reductions in bullying. • The program is a long-term solution that becomes part of how a school “does school.” • OBPP is geared to students in grades K-12.

  3. The Main Steps in Implementating OBPP • Each school establishes a Bullying Prevention Coordinating Committee (BPCC). • The BPCC gets trained by a certified Olweus Trainer; the trainer mentors the school monthly for a minimum of one year, 18-24 months preferred. The trainer can be a school district person or an outside trainer. • Each school administers the Olweus Bullying Questionnaire (OBQ) to all students Grades 3 - 12. • Each school BPCC examines their school policies and procedures, in conjunction with district level leadership and policies.

  4. The Main Steps in Implementation 5. Each school BPCC trains all school staff in their building. 6. Each school hosts a kick-off assembly with all students. Schools are encouraged to invite parents. 7. Classroom teachers hold weekly class meetings on bullying and related topics. 8. Parents are engaged through parent meetings and take-home information. 9. Each school administers the OBQ yearly to measure progress and to evaluate their efforts.

  5. Hazelden’s OBPPElectronic Subscription We offer a Core plus three grade specific subscription packages: Core OBPP materials Required to do the program For grades K-12 Supplemental OBPP materials for elementary schools— not required, but recommended Supplemental OBPP materials for middle schools— not required, but recommended Supplemental OBPP materials for high schools— not required, but recommended Must purchase the CORE OBPP package for at least 5 schools. You can combine the supplemental packages together to reach a minimum of 5 schools.

  6. OBPP Core Program Materials There are three CORE program materials: • Schoolwide Guide with DVD/CD-ROM • Teacher Guide with DVD/CD-ROM • Olweus Bullying Questionnaire: Online Version (for grades 3-12)

  7. Typical Print Version Costs For a school of 500 students and 30 teachers, a print version of the core program would cost: Scannable Survey (3 administrations)………………..$1,725 Schoolwide Guide (one per committee member)……..$948 Teacher Guide (one per teacher)…………………..$1,260 Total Cost for Print Version…….. $3,933

  8. OBPP Electronic Subscription • OBPP print materials are provided in PDF format—on a Web-based platform hosted by Hazelden. • OBPP video materials are streamed from Web-based platform via the Internet. • Schools administer an online version of the OBQ, they receive a comprehensive report, related PowerPoint slides, and a comparison to a national database of over 500,000 students

  9. OBPP Electronic Platform

  10. OBPP Electronic Subscription • School District will print copies of the Guides and supplemental resources for each school’s BPCC—this is usually 8-12 people. • A BPCC Notebook that is used in planning, can be purchased from Hazelden for $22 or you can talk with your Certified Trainer to access a free download.

  11. OBPP Supplemental Packages • Hazelden has also developed supplemental bullying prevention materials that will enhance a school’s OBPP implementation. • Hazelden has developed an Elementary School Package (K-5), a Middle School Package (6-8), and a High School Package (9-12). • These packages can be ordered with the Core Package.

  12. Included in the Elementary School Supplemental Package: Class Meetings and Individual Interventions DVD set Class Meetings That Matter manual Cyber Bullying curriculum Bullying: An Introductory Video

  13. Included in the Middle School Supplemental Package: Class Meetings and Individual Interventions DVD set Class Meetings That Matter manual Cyber Bullying curriculum Bullying: An Introductory Video

  14. Included in the High School Supplemental Package: Class Meetings and Individual Interventions DVD set Class Meetings That Matter manual (Grades 9-12) Cyber Bullying Curriculum (Grades 6-12)

  15. OBPP Supplemental Packages • For a school of 500 students and 30 teachers, a typical print purchase of one of these packages would cost: $ 3,653 • All supplemental packages are $ 1,000/school for a 3-year subscription. Minimum quantity is 5 packages. • If you purchase the CORE Olweus package, you will receive a 20% discount on any supplemental package.

  16. OBPP Electronic Subscription Pricing Pricing for the OBPP Electronic Subscription for 5 – 9 Schools: • $1,300/school building for the Core Program • Includes School Wide Guide, Teachers Guide, Online OBQ • Three Year subscription, paid up front. • $1,000/school building for the Supplemental Program • Elementary, Middle and High School Packages available • Three Year Subscription, paid up front. • If the supplemental package is purchased at the same time as the Core, there will be a 20% discount given on the supplemental package only.

  17. OBPP Electronic Subscription Pricing Pricing for the OBPP Electronic Subscription for 10 Plus Schools: • $1,200/school building for the Core Program • Includes School Wide Guide, Teachers Guide, Online OBQ • 12 months of District Level Implementation Support • Three Year subscription, paid up front. • $1,000/school building for the Supplemental Program • Elementary, Middle and High School Packages available • Three Year Subscription, paid up front. • If the supplemental package is purchased at the same time as the Core, there will be a 20% discount given on the supplemental package only.

  18. District-Level Olweus Technical Assistance Consultation (OTAC) assists with: • District implementation readiness and planning • Identifying district OBPP coordinator, team members, and staff for trainer certification training • On-going consultation with the district coordinator

  19. District-Level Olweus Technical Assistance Consultation (OTAC) • Implementation timeline and training schedule • Review of district policies and procedures • District-level OBQ data interpretation • Implementation with fidelity

  20. OBPPTrainer/Consultant Requirements • Attend a 3-day Trainer Certification Course followed by a 2-day session 12 months later • Provide at least two 2-day training sessions for a Bullying Prevention Coordinating Committee (BPCC) • Mentor two school buildings (minimum) through implementation—averaging hourly consultation on a monthly basis for 12 to 24 months • Regular meetings with individual OTAC for 24 months (12 to 15 hours)

  21. Electronic Subscription Process • District decides the number of schools included in each subscription (5 school minimum). • District places an order for the e-subscription with Hazelden. • District signs an e-subscription agreement, including names of participating schools. • District coordinator is sent a Username and Password for access to the written/video files and the online survey • District assigns Usernames and Passwords only to the schools listed on the agreement.

  22. Electronic Subscription Process • The district coordinator and school administrators view free Web conferences that will aid in rolling out the program in their district. • Hazelden will notify the district 6 months before it is time to renew the 3-year subscription. Renewal is not required, but recommended. • If the district does not renew, they are required to remove all files from their computers and destroy all printed copies.

  23. Hazelden’s Lifelines Trilogy Electronic Subscription Now available for larger organizations:We are offering all three programs in an electronic format. Must purchase for at least 10 buildings. They can be school buildings, mental health clinics, etc.

  24. Typical Print Version Costs For a school of 500 students and 30 teachers, a print version of the Lifelines Trilogy would minimally cost: Three copies of the Lifelines Trilogy: $ 425 per set X 3 = $ 1,275 per building

  25. Lifelines Trilogy Electronic Subscription Cost of the Electronic Subscription for the Lifelines Trilogy is only: • $ 350 per building for 10-49 buildings (a 3-year subscription) • $ 225 per building for 50+ buildings (a 3-year subscription) • A minimum savings of over 70% off the price of the print materials! • Schools receive the most comprehensive, best-practices model for suicide prevention, intervention and postvention for all students for as little as $ 117/year! • Organizations must order for at least 10 buildings to be eligible for this subscription.

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