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Safe in School: A Proactive Approach

Teach your child about cyberbullying, discuss it with parents and counselors. Avoid problems by not speaking, writing, or drawing threats. Technology can be used to threaten or harass; parents have responsibilities. Stay safe in school!

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Safe in School: A Proactive Approach

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  1. Safe in School

  2. A Proactive Approach

  3. Having a MEAN Thought?

  4. Discuss it with your Parents

  5. Discuss it with your

  6. Discuss it with your

  7. Discuss it with your Counselor

  8. Do NOT Speak

  9. Do NOT Write

  10. Do NOT Draw

  11. Avoid Problems

  12. Using technology to threaten, insult, or harass: Internet Cell phones, Blackberries, iPhones Websites Blogs MySpace, Facebook, Twitter Instant Messaging (IM), e-mails and text messages Anonymity(hiding identity with false screen names or e-mail addresses) Distributing embarrassing or fake photos (sexting) Telling lies and spreading false rumors via:e-mails, IM or text messages Cyberbullying is. . .

  13. Parent Responsibilities • Speak with your child before threats are made • Call the school hotline (973) 383-5300, ext. 224 • Make an appointment to meet with a school counselor and the principal to discuss possible conflict resolutions • Be prepared for the student making a threat to be sent home and remain home until a final determination is made • Be prepared to take a student who issues a threat to a mental health agency to determine the readiness of the student to return to school

  14. Safe Let’s in be School

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