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COJOWA…. It’s time for
change
What do you notice in this photo?
Think-Pair-Share 2 minutes
I stand up. Do you stand up? COJOWA stands up to bullying!
• Everyone has the right to feel physically and emotionally safe at COJOWA.
• If we work together to stand against bullying, we can help make COJOWA a safe place for everybody.
• All members of COJOWA are expected to demonstrate R.E.A.C.H.E.S. and respect one another’s differences.
COJOWA stands up together:
- On Wednesday, we are going to have a peaceful protest during school and after school to say to the world, COJOWA STANDS UP TO BULLYING!
- All students and parents are going to sign an anti-bullying contract as a promise to end bullying behavior.
What is “bullying”?
Bullying is…• Intentional aggressive behavior that is often
repeated over time. It is meant to hurt someone else.
Bullying can be… Verbal Physical
Speaking to a person or about a person in a way that is unkind or hurtful.
Harmful actions against a person’s body or belongings.
Non-verbal
Using text message, email, or other technology to hurt somebody
Cyber
Trying to upset, exclude or embarrass another person
Bullying involves an imbalance of power
It can consist of one child bullying another or a group of children against one lone child.
What is the difference between joking, teasing, and bullying?
Joking
Saying or doing something funny without hurting anyone
Teasing…
• Bothering someone as a joke, but they don’t think it’s funny
• If you don’t like teasing, be assertive. Tell the other person, “Please stop.”
Bullying
• Repeatedly bothering the same person• Trying to hurt them• Picking on them because they are different• Can be more than one bully
The Bullying Cycle
Contract Agreement:Every student and parent at
COJOWA is going to sign this contract.
Colegio J orge Washington Anti-Bullying Contract
Student and Parent Agreement Everyone has the right to feel physically and emotionally safe at COJOWA. If everyone takes a stand against bullying, we can help make COJOWA a safe place for everybody. All members of COJOWA are expected to demonstrate R.E.A.C.H.E.S. and respect one another’s differences. Definition of bullying:
- Intentional, aggressive behavior that is often repeated over time. - Can be verbal, physical, nonverbal, or cyber (or any combination of these). - Involves an imbalance of power. - Can consist of one child bullying another or a group of children against one lone child.
Student’s responsibility: I promise that I will not bully my peers. I will stand up for what is right. When I witness bullying, I will be assertive and report it to an adult. I know that whether I am being a bully, supporting a bully, or passively watching someone get bullied, it is my responsibility to stop it.
_______________________________ _________________________ Student’s Name Grade
_______________________________ _________________________ Teacher Date
Parent’s responsibility: I understand that I have a responsibility to encourage my child to always respect others. I commit to also respect all other adults (parents and staff) at COJOWA. I have instructed my child not to bully. I have advised my child to report any bullying to an adult.
________________________________ __________________________ Parent Signature Date
We understand that Bullying will result in predictable and escalating consequences:
1st Offense: Incident investigated by administration (Mr. Glab, Ms. Gloria, and Ms. Angie) followed by a student conference and parent notification. Incident documented in file.
2nd Offense: Incident investigated by administration. Fun Friday detention will be assigned and student/parent conference scheduled with administration. An individual plan is developed and then signed by student, parent and administration.
3rd Offense: Incident investigated by administration. Student will be assigned an in-school suspension. Student/parent conference scheduled with administration to review individual plan.
Any severe situation will result in a student being sent immediately to the office. Severe behaviors may lead to more serious consequences according to COJOWA policies.
Let’s take a closer look at your responsibility and the consequences
(next 2 slides)
Your responsibilityI promise that I will not bully my peers.
I will stand up for what is right. When I witness bullying, I will be assertive and report it to an
adult. I know that whether I am being a bully, supporting a bully, or
passively watching someone get bullied, it is my responsibility to stop it.
ConsequencesWe understand that Bullying will result in predictable and escalating consequences:
1st Offense: Incident investigated by administration (Mr. Glab, Ms. Gloria, and Ms. Angie) followed by a student conference and parent notification. Incident documented in file.
2nd Offense: Incident investigated by administration. Fun Friday detention will be assigned
and student/parent conference scheduled with administration. An individual plan is developed and then signed by student, parent and administration.
3rd Offense: Incident investigated by administration. Student will be assigned an in-school suspension. Student/parent conference scheduled with administration to review individual
plan.
Any severe situation will result in a student being sent immediately to the office. Severe behaviors may lead to more serious consequences according to COJOWA policies.
I stand up. Do you stand up? COJOWA stands up to bullying!
"In the end, we will remember not the words of our
enemies, but the silence of
our friends." –Martin Luther
King, Jr.
