In the Bullying Prevention Unit lessons, students learn:
How to recognize, report, and refuse bullying
The difference between bullying and conflict between peers
That they can refuse bullying in different ways
That bystanders can help stop bullying and that it's the right thing to do
How bystanders can be part of the bullying problem
The similarities and differences between cyberbullying and other types of bullying
Ways to recognize and help stop cyberbullying
What Adults Learn
A big part of what makes the Bullying Prevention Unit work is that all school staff go through online training that helps them recognize and respond to bullying and distinguish bullying from peer conflict.
Since students are learning to report bullying to an adult when it happens, all staff learn how to take a student's bullying report and ensure the safety of the student. They also learn ways to prevent and intervene in bullying and practice following through with both the students or students doing the bullying and the student being bullied.
If you want to know more about the Second Step bullying prevention curriculum and how to extend learning at home, click on the appropriate grade level below.
Parent Coffee on Bullying Prevention and Awareness
Our Bullying Prevention Coordinator is Ms. Nahid Haidari. If you have any concerns regarding bullying, please contact Ms. Haidari at nahid/haidari@lcps.org.