Bullying is the deliberate, hurtful treatment that is repeated over time. It is important that every person realize that he/she has the right to feel safe. If you or your children are experiencing any of these types of bullying treatments, please contact the Bullying Hotline or email address that can be found below.
| Cyber Bullying |
Physical Bullying |
Emotional/Social Bullying |
Verbal Bullying |
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Spreading lies, mean words, of false rumors through:
- Text Messages
- Email
- Other Social Media
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Repeated physical intimidation such as:
- Hitting
- Kicking
- Tripping
- Blocking
- Pushing
- Throwing objects
In unwanted and inappropriate ways. |
Deliberately preventing someone from joining or being a part of a group:
- Lunchroom
- Game
- Sport
- Other social activities
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Ongoing threatening, teasing or disrespectful comments about personal attributes:
- Appearance
- Disability
- Ethnicity
- Religion
- Sexual orientation
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Bullying Hotlines
District 202 has created special hotlines and email addresses for parents and students to report bullying.
For more information about the Bullying Task Force please call the Student Services Department at (815) 577-4023.
