When Should You Tell?
Try to solve the problem on your own when...
What if someone is threatening to become violent?
Post a Report on Bullystoppers.com
Print and Mail a Report to Your School
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Someone is threatening to beat you up in school, or when walking to or from school, or when you get off the bus, or while talking to you on your cell phone or while you are online. |
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Someone is taking something of yours without your permission. |
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Someone is spreading rumors about you or your family. (whether it is true or not) |
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Someone is embarrassing you in front of others by either calling you names or doing something to you (like hiding your book, pulling your seat out from under you, etc.) |
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Someone is telling other kids not to talk to you or be friends with you. |
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Someone continues to shove into you in the halls and says it is always an accident. |
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Someone is sexually harassing you (always following you around, whistling at you when you walk by, making comments about your body, etc.) |
If you are unsure whether or not to make a report, please always make one to be safe!
Try Solving the Problem on Your Own When:
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Someone has a nasty attitude with you (talks to you in a nasty tone of voice, etc.) or is being unfriendly (refuses to be around you or sit with you). |
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Someone is calling you names such as "stupid" or saying things like "you don't have any friends" and when they are doing these things they ARE NOT doing it in front of others to embarrass you. |
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If you are unsure how to handle the above situations, see your school counselor or talk to your parents for advice! |
What if someone is threatening to be violent?
If someone threats violence against the school or specific students in your school please never take it as "I thought he was kidding."
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Email reports should not be used for reporting potential acts of violence since this information needs to be told to adults immediately to help prevent something bad from happening. |
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PLEASE inform your parents, your school staff or your local police department of this information. Sharing such information is critical in keeping others safe. THANKS! |
Remember: You can always call 9-1-1 to report threats of violence.
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