Everyone has been bullied at one time or another. It is cruel and must be stopped. In bullying, there is a clear power difference between the bully and the victim. Bullying can be calling someone names, starting a rumor, excluding someone from a group, physically harming someone, or taunting someone online. Follow after the jump to read what you can do to reduce bullying at your school:
- Kids, when you see bullying happen, tell an adult.
- If someone bullies you, look them in the eye and say "Stop. I don't like it. Leave me alone" then tell an adult.
- Ask your school if they have a bullying policy (Central does).
- Parents, if you suspect your child is being bullied, tell the school administration. Listen to your child and suggest ways to avoid confrontation.
- Record bullying events when they happen. Include date, time and place.
- Work with teachers, students, parents and administrators to solve the problem.
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