Bully-Prevention Policy
ERASE BULLYING PLAN
ERASE BULLYING PLAN![]()
ERASE BULLYING PLAN
ERASE BULLYING PLAN –Empathy, Respect, Accountability, Safety and Education
The Bradley Elementary School Community is committed to making our school a safe and caring environment for all students. We will treat each other with respect and refuse to tolerate bullying of any kind.
Definition: Bullying is the deliberate, unjustifiable and unprovoked use of aggressive behavior. It includes actions that cause physical, emotional, or mental hurt to the victim and actions that violate another person’s freedom or rights.
The Bradley Elementary School Community is committed to making our school a safe and caring environment for all students. We will treat each other with respect and refuse to tolerate bullying of any kind.
Definition: Bullying is the deliberate, unjustifiable and unprovoked use of aggressive behavior. It includes actions that cause physical, emotional, or mental hurt to the victim and actions that violate another person’s freedom or rights.
- Bullying is intentionally hurtful
- Bullying is a repeated experience
- Bullying involves an inequality of power
Bullying behaviors may include verbal, physical, or psychological bullying.
Bullying behaviors include the following but are not limited to:
Bullying behaviors include the following but are not limited to:
- Hurting someone physically by hitting, kicking, tripping, or pushing
- Stealing or damaging another person’s things
- Ganging up on someone
- Teasing someone in a hurtful way
- Using put-downs, such as insulting someone’s race or making fun of someone for being a boy or a girl
- Touching or showing private body parts
- Spreading rumors or untruths about someone
- Leaving someone out on purpose, or trying to get other kids not to play with someone
Students at Bradley Elementary School will do the following things to prevent bullying:
- Treat each other respectfully: Follow the School CODE of CONDUCT
- Hold two ERASE bullying assemblies a year
- Refuse to bully others
- Refuse to let others be bullied
- Refuse to watch, laugh, or join in when someone is being bullied
- Try to include everyone in play, especially those who are often left out
- Use the ERASE acronym to make choices about bullying.
- Empathy, Respect, Accountability, Safety, Education
Teachers and staff at Bradley Elementary School will do the following things to prevent bullying and help children feel safe at school:
- Closely supervise students in all areas of the school and playground.
- Watch for signs of bullying and stop it when it happens.
- Look into all reported bullying incidents.
- Hold class meetings or discussions about bullying/prevention
ACTIONS TO SUPPORT STUDENT(S) WHO IS(ARE) BEING BULLIED:
- Meet with the student and discuss the situation in a private manner
- Work on solutions to help the student feel comfortable with the situation
- Ensure the student that their safety and well being are a top priority
- Contact parents to make sure they understand and are aware of the situation
- Ensure the student that the situation is not their fault
CONSEQUENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE ANTI-BULLYING POLICY
Depending on the severity and nature of the incident, Bradley Elementary School will take one or more of the following steps when bullying occurs:
Intervention, Warning, and Redirection
Depending on the severity and nature of the incident, Bradley Elementary School will take one or more of the following steps when bullying occurs:
Intervention, Warning, and Redirection
- A teacher, principal, or staff member will ensure that the immediate behavior stops and reinforce to the student that bullying will not be tolerated. During this meeting with the student, the staff member will redirect the student and come up with a plan for success, in case they find themselves in a similar situation in the future.
- Notification of Parents
- School staff will notify the parents of involved students. The parents might be asked to meet with the principal or other members of the school staff, including the student’s teacher and/or the school counselor.
- Referral to Professional School Support Staff
- The student may meet with the school counselor to help prevent future violations.
- Consequences
- Blue slips, counseling or see below
- Suspension
- In cases of severe or repeated bullying, the student may be suspended under school board policies.
COMPONENTS OF BULLY PREVENTION PROGRAM INCLUDE
Administrator’s Workshops / Trainings
Parent Trainings
Student Trainings/Class Meetings
Assemblies Twice Each Year: Principal’s Slideshows
School Climate Survey
Revised Discipline Forms Including Specific Bullying Behaviors
Parent Trainings
Student Trainings/Class Meetings
Assemblies Twice Each Year: Principal’s Slideshows
School Climate Survey
Revised Discipline Forms Including Specific Bullying Behaviors
CONSEQUENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE ANTI-BULLYING POLICY
CONSEQUENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE ANTI-BULLYING POLICY![]()
CONSEQUENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE ANTI-BULLYING POLICY
Depending on the severity and nature of the incident, Bradley Elementary School will take one or more of the following steps when bullying occurs:
Intervention, Warning, and Redirection
- A teacher, principal, or staff member will ensure that the immediate behavior stops and reinforce to the student that bullying will not be tolerated. During this meeting with the student, the staff member will redirect the student and come up with a plan for success, in case they find themselves in a similar situation in the future.
Notification of Parents
- School staff will notify the parents of involved students. The parents might be asked to meet with the principal or other members of the school staff, including the student’s teacher and/or the school counselor.
Referral to Professional School Support Staff
- The student may meet with the school counselor to help prevent future violations.
Consequences
- Blue slips, counseling or see below
Suspension
- In cases of severe or repeated bullying, the student may be suspended under school board policies.
