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BULLYING PROGRAM
Here at L.E. White Middle School we define Bullying as ...
a deliberate or an unintentional hurtful behavior (i.e. sarcasm, taunting, gossip) that is repeated over a period of time that physically, verbally, or indirectly hurts another person.
Such Behavior is not tolerated in our school and we as the counseling department are taking preventive measures to head off any such behavior. In the 6th grade we try to educate the students about how we can work as a community and individuals to help the targets of bulling behavior. During this program we...
- the students will learn the difference between Teasing and Harassment.
- the students will learn 4 different ways they, as bystanders, can help a target of harassment.
- the students will learn how they can react appropriately if they are the target of harassment.
- the students will identify the feelings someone has when they are bullied.
- the students will learn how to anonymously report any bullying behavior.
- the students will learn how the spreading of rumors and excluding of others is an indirect form of bullying.
We are striving to provide guidance and counseling to meet the needs of all the students at L.E. White Middle School. It is understood that middle school is a socially, physically and emotionally turbulent time of life and we are here to help the students transition from elementary to high school to be smooth emotionally and academically successful. We recognize the invaluable work of teachers, parents, and community members and want to provide an open line of communication between them. We also encourage active parental participation because we understand how important it is for each child's emotional and educational success.
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