Sentences with phrase «bullying incidents more»

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And I question why the parents of the bullies, why we as a school community and, most important, why I, didn't do more to stop the bullying — just as the incident that Jennifer experienced made her wish she had done more.

Frequently, there is more at play than just the one bullying incident.

Students who experience one or more incidents of bullying or harassment will be eligible to receive a transfer, and the DOE will work with the family to identify alternative placement options as soon as the transfer is requested, officials said.

The money will be used to create community workshops on bullying prevention, provide more funding for student clubs such as Gender and Sexuality Alliances, expand mental health training, and create a «bullying complaint portal» for families that is expected to launch in 2019 to report incidents.

The committee has made 29 recommendations for the government's forthcoming anti-bullying strategy, including research to understand the extent and nature of bullying, mandatory recording of incidents and more training for teachers.

During more than 20 years as a school administrator, I received numerous reports of bullying incidents from children, parents and teachers.

Other schools reported a serious reduction in incidents of racism and bullying as a result of more rigorous reporting.

In terms of the potential to report these issues, more needs to be done; OFSTED have made it clear that schools ought to have a robust system in place to report an incident, not just as part of their online safety strategy but for bullying in general.

Middle school principals were more likely than elementary or high school administrators to report that student - bullying incidents occur on their campuses at least once a week, according to a federal study.

School - wide bullying programs can decrease bullying incidents by about 25 % or more (McCallion & Feder, 2013).

Although the most highly publicised incidents involve serious physical violence, less serious forms of physical aggression and psychological violence (including harassment, bullying, and relational aggression) present far more prevalent and persistent problems.

More than 48 per cent of members who responded had experienced either a few incidents per month, or daily incidents of bullying, racism and lateral violence in their workplace.