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Pennsylvania Bullying
Prevention Toolkit

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    • What is Bullying?
      • What is bullying?
      • Bullying and conflict
      • Why should I be concerned about bullying?
      • The Role of Bystanders
    • Why Do Kids Bully?
      • Why do kids bully?
      • When Bullying Crosses the Line
      • What can be done to prevent bullying?
      • What strategies do kids find most helpful?
    • The Role of Adults
      • The Role of Adults
      • Tips for parents of children who bully others
      • Tips for parents of children who are bullied at school
      • Tips for parents of children who witness bullying
    • The Role of Educators
      • The Role of Educators
      • The role of health care providers
      • Addressing Cyberbullying at Home
      • What should schools do to address cyberbullying?
    • References
  • About
    • About the Toolkit
    • Center for Safe Schools
    • The Highmark Foundation
  • Resources
    • Publications, Websites and Organizations
    • Referral Protocol for Suspected Bullying
    • Sample Letter to Schools
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Pennsylvania Bullying
Prevention Toolkit

  • Best Practices
  • Toolkit
    • What is Bullying?
      • What is bullying?
      • Bullying and conflict
      • Why should I be concerned about bullying?
      • The Role of Bystanders
    • Why Do Kids Bully?
      • Why do kids bully?
      • When Bullying Crosses the Line
      • What can be done to prevent bullying?
      • What strategies do kids find most helpful?
    • The Role of Adults
      • The Role of Adults
      • Tips for parents of children who bully others
      • Tips for parents of children who are bullied at school
      • Tips for parents of children who witness bullying
    • The Role of Educators
      • The Role of Educators
      • The role of health care providers
      • Addressing Cyberbullying at Home
      • What should schools do to address cyberbullying?
    • References
  • About
    • About the Toolkit
    • Center for Safe Schools
    • The Highmark Foundation
  • Resources
    • Publications, Websites and Organizations
    • Referral Protocol for Suspected Bullying
    • Sample Letter to Schools
  • Care. Connect. Champion.
About

Center for Safe Schools

For more than two decades, Center for Safe Schools has been committed to developing creative and effective solutions to problems that disrupt the educational process and affect school safety. Through expert staff and a network of state and national researchers and practitioners, the Center provides consulting, training and resources; and serves as a statewide clearinghouse for educators, parents, law enforcement and others on school safety and youth violence prevention.

The Center supports schools, local agencies and communities in developing and practicing emergency management and crisis response plans; creating positive school environments; implementing evidence-based programs; and institutionalizing proactive safety measures in partnership with law enforcement and other community entities to address local needs.

Center for Safe Schools is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and National Crime Prevention Council as one of 12 Statewide School Safety Centers in the nation.

Center for Safe Schools is an initiative of Center for Schools and Communities, based in Camp Hill, Pa.

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