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Piedmont High

SchoolBullying Training 2013-2014

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Forms of Bullying

Physical Aggression

Social/relational aggression

Verbal/nonverbal aggression

IntimidationRacial, religious and ethnic harassment

Sexual harassment

Sexual-orientation harassment

Electronic/cyber bullying

Hazing

Dating violence

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Make up the vast majority of students inthe school population 85%

Witness incidents of bullying andharassment

Have THE MOST POTENTIAL forSTOPPING bullying and harassment

Bystanders

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What makes it hard to stand upagainst bullying behavior?

What are the reasons bystandersdont take a stand, even if they feel

a situation is wrong or they areupset about it?

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When you choose to ignore

you choose to condone

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Students and adults bothwill feel anxious in the face

of aggression.

Thats Normal!!

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Even though theexpectation is to speak out

against bullying, weNEVER

expect students to putthemselves in harms way

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The next best thing to

getting yourself involved, isto tell someone in authority

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Bystanders FAR outnumber those who bully.

DO THE MATH

There are about 780 students at PHSApproximately85% are bystanders

8% are bullies

HOW MANYstudents are bystanders/bullies here???

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BYSTANDERS663

bullies62

Bystanders RULE!!

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History shows that strengthin numbers can make

a positive differencein dealing with violence

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Low

Medium

High risk

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SCENARIO 1:

This week a new girl started school, and shes inseveral of your classes. Shes very attractive, and

many guys seem very interested and are giving her a

lot of attention. Several girls who are friends ofyours have started rumors about her and are text-

messaging crude comments about her to eachother. You get the message on your cell phone with

directions to pass it on to others.

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SCENARIO 2:

Student A approaches Student B in the hallway anddeliberately pushes him into the lockers. Student B

seems surprised and tries to walk away, butStudent A again shoves Student B against the wall,

not allowing him to leave. Several students observethis happening. Some cheer and chant,

Fight! Fight! while others gatheraround to watch.

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The Bottom Line

Bystanders have the true power

Take a stand (low, medium or high risk)

There is strength in numbers

Identify students who agree to take a stand with

you during bullying incidences

Reach out to isolated or targeted students

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ANNOUNCEMENTO The PSAT registration period is

now open. There is a link on

the Counselors Corner.OAll registration and payment will

be done online.

O The deadline to register isOctober 14th but there will be a

late fee after September 26th.